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[remon550]

I am new to Facebook ads .Is there any difference between new Facebook page - old Facebook page . If Iam create a new Facebook page and running ads into it . How is it going ? If I am running Facebook ads into my old Page so that am I get any extra benifets ?
How did you get low PPC ? I am seeing some people get really low PPC and some get high ..how is it working ?

 

[Mbwolf]

for the first question there is no difference between an old page or a new page
for the second question I think when your ad is more specific you can really get low PPC
use google analytic to find how to specific your ads and get benefit
also Watch Kevin David Facebook ads course on youtube it's 1h I guess you will learn so much things

 

[Brain]

I don't think there's any difference between old or new Facebook page apart from the amount of followers which an old page in some cases might have that advantage. So get people that have interest in your niche and you will fare better.

 

[adventurer]

there is no difference between an old facebook page or a new one in Ads because you can make ads the same way, just learn how to make your ads targeted

 

[Rassy011]

there is no difference between an old facebook page or a new one in Ads because you can make ads the same way, just learn how to make your ads targeted

You have said it all whether old or new page does not matter what matters most is how to Target your ads for your audience that needs them

 

[Zihann]

You will not get any extra benefit, if you create a new page and delete the old one for running ads. Just keep that in mind, you've to attract people right? So give your concentration on it. New or old page doesn't help here.

 

[Japhnet]

When it comes to Facebook ads, there are a few differences between new and old pages. Generally, ads on new pages tend to have a higher CTR, since they're likely to be more relevant to the users who see them. However, it's important to note that the CPC for new pages may be higher, since Facebook's algorithms are still learning about the new page and its audience.