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Top Presidential Election Ads
(and how much they spent on ads)
Biden spent $8M on Facebook ads in the last 90 days. Trump spent just about $1M in the same period.
Something tells me, I know who's going to win this election
— Andy - Facebook Ads (@AAustinAds)
3:09 PM • Apr 29, 2024
That’s why today we’ll look at some of their ads to see what they’re using to get votes.
#1 Joe Biden - Iphone Note
Active for 60+ days
Amount spent (USD):45k+
Even J. Biden's team utilizes some iPhone note ads. This ad is pretty simple and actually can be significantly improved. For example, I still don’t understand why I should be donating earlier than later.
#2 Using others
Active for 11 days
Amount spent (USD): 10k+
Why it works:
One of the best things you can do is to get someone people already love to vouch for you. This ad shows this principle in practice.
#3 J. Biden - Asking for more
Active for 90+ days
Amount spent (USD): 50k+
Why it works:
The highest LTV customers are more likely to make you more money. Same with donations, that’s why targeting people that already donated, and asking for more is a good idea. (or does Joe’s team just tell it to everyone?)
#4 Giveaway
Active for 11 days+
Amount spent (USD): 20K+
Why it works:
If you’re a fan of Trump, you’re donating anyway but that extra incentive gives you that needed push.
#5 R. F. Kennedy - “Almost there”
Active for 80+ days
Amount spent (USD): 50K+
Why it works:
Most people think there are only two candidates that are going to win. So they must pick one or not vote at all… This ad does a brilliant job of changing their minds by showing that there’s still a chance for another candidate to win by emphasizing a piece of the statistic.
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