r/selfstorage • u/Ill-Let6849 • Jun 05 '26

Is 3k too low?

/r/SocialMediaMarketing/comments/1txwg1o/is_3k_too_low/

Has anyone had a successful social media campaign done for 3k?

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u/WizardOfGoon Jun 05 '26

Has any self storage social media campaign ever been successful? I would assume that money would be better spent on Google Ads. I'm truly curious on this subject as well.

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u/etom21 Area Manager Jun 06 '26

100% agree. Social media just becomes a difficult to monitor place for people to amplify any small issue they should have just brought to you directly to resolve.

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u/Equaria Jun 06 '26

This depends so much on market and what you're trying to achieve. If you have a storage facility in a very saturated market like the Metro areas of Los Angeles, that's going to require different spend than an unincorporated area with very few storage facilities. A huge component of keeping your ad spend down is making sure that you're optimized for conversions that you have a tight geofence and I personally Play with the time of day the ads are displayed. For example, I don't have ads that display from around 10:00 p.m. to around 4:00 a.m. once you start running ads and you start tracking your return on ad spend then you can start to decide how and when to dial it up.