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In this post, I’ll outline three reasons why so many companies are happy with the new option.
1. They’re not ugly (like many websites)
We spend a ton of time trying to convince business owners to revamp and revitalize their old, slow, standard websites. Failing this, we build landing pages. Most of the time we succeed in convincing our partners, but sometimes owners can’t be bothered. It happens.
If you’re one of those people that refuse to update your website from 2002, Facebook’s lead capture forms are definitely the way to advertise.
If you send people to your website, you’re wasting money. If you send people to a form within the platform they’re already using, you’re much more likely to get a lead.
2. No hoops to jump through
I say it all the time – the more buttons you add or the more steps you create for someone to fill out a form, the fewer inquiries you’ll get.
Only ask for what you need.
Facebook enables advertisers to limit the fields needed for someone to fill out a lead – so if you just need a name and phone number, that’s all you need to display.
Better yet, Facebook has one huge leg up on their competition – since they know so much about who all of us are, they can actually pre-fill their lead generation forms for your target audience. This means that if someone clicks on your add, all of their information will already be filled in for them – all they need to do is hit ‘Submit’.
3. Easy integration
Sometimes it can be frustrating trying to get your new leads/contacts from your ad platform into your CRM. Not with Facebook.
You can now sync your lead generation campaign with your CRM. Marketo, Mailchimp, Zapier, Zoho – and there are tons of other integrations you can set up within Facebook’s ad manager.
It makes the lead nurturing process much simpler than other platforms.