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Translate Media Feature for Video Ads

What is Translate Media? It may sound familiar, as it’s similar to another test feature we’ve seen this year. But it could be extremely

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Meta Bans Political Ads in the European Union

Meta made a big announcement that will impact advertising in the European Union. Let’s take a closer look… The Announcement In a recent announcement,

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Why Your Meta Ads Aren’t Working (And How to Fix Them)

You launched your campaign. The setup looks solid, and you feel good about the overall approach. But the results just aren’t there. It’s tempting

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How to Reach the Right People Without Relying on Targeting Inputs

The old methods of targeting control are either ineffective or irrelevant now. If your campaign construction process consists of obsessively flipping targeting switches, you’re

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Don’t Overvalue Attributed Results – Jon Loomer Digital

This isn’t a post about Meta inflating results or how you shouldn’t trust the reported conversions in Ads Manager. There’s a whole separate topic

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Evaluate Results in Aggregate – Jon Loomer Digital

On a prior video, I talked about the importance of focusing on aggregate results when evaluating ad performance. And this is true. Let me

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Image Generation Creative Breakdown – Jon Loomer Digital

Meta’s finally providing more transparency for AI-generated ad creative… How AI Creative is Used When you create an ad and upload an image, you’ll

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Ad Copy and Creative and Winning Combinations

Stop obsessing over finding the winning combination… This advice may go against everything you believe in and the strategy you’ve used for years. But

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You Are Generating Countless Ad Variations

How you create ads has changed quite a bit over the years. Many advertisers miss how this impacts their role in the process. Let

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The Evolution of Meta Ads Copy and Creative Control

There was a time when Facebook advertisers had near-total control over how their ads looked. A single ad consisted of: One image or video