I switched my highest-volume campaign over to a bid cap strategy last week and the results have been ๐ฅ
Because weโre only pushing 30โ35 leads/day right now (instead of 100+), we can optimise for efficiency, not just volume.
Hereโs what changed:
- CPA dropped to ~60% of my previous high-volume campaign
- Costs are stable, not jumping around
- Same intent, cleaner data, better margins
The โeasyโ part is using bid caps.
The hard part is picking the right target CPA.
This is the exact way I do it ๐
Iโll launch 3โ5 campaigns like this:
- Bid Cap โ $25
- Bid Cap โ $30
- Bid Cap โ $35
- Bid Cap โ $40
- Bid Cap โ $45
Each with a high daily budget ($500โ$1,000/day).
What happens?
- Only 1โ2 campaigns actually spend
- That tells you where the auctionโs real sweet spot is
- In my case: $35 bid cap
- Actual CPA? $18
Simple. Boring. Scalable.
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This is one of those small tweaks that makes a huge difference to PPL margins.