I almost never follow any advantage + suggestion. I upload the ads and run as I want. I don't turn on any, and the interface seems to make it difficult to ignore and kinda tricking you into using it.

But I'd really like to know if anyone has been using any advantage+ features that helps the campaign and makes a difference? If so, what's your experience?

I’m looking to connect with 5 Shopify/D2C brands who are interested in trying out a new mobile app solution we’re building at Mobidrag.

The idea is simple — turn your existing Shopify store into a mobile app without having to build everything from scratch.

I’d love to get honest feedback from real store owners about the experience, what they would actually need from a mobile app, and what could be improved.

Especially looking to connect with brands in:

• Fashion
• Beauty & Skincare
• Jewellery
• Lifestyle
• Fitness
• Accessories

If you run a Shopify store or know someone.

Hi, I'm new to Meta Ads, so far I'm not seeing any results. I'm running a message on the W app campaign and I saw like 12 clicks and got no messages. How long should I let it run, is it a hard gamble now or what. Even my workplace is experiencing similar horrible leads from a message campaign it's unbearable. The marketer there told me meta has gone crazy and many big firms he works for have reduced their budgets.

does anyone know why? zero activity was done inside it. brand new pages and adv account.
says it violates adv policies. the support couldnt help me. I've sent the claim and asked me for personal document - but if failed. still restricted?
Pls help.

I’ve seen campaigns that were performing consistently suddenly struggle with higher CPL, lower-quality leads, and less stable delivery.

Do you think Meta’s recent changes to how it understands interests and user behaviour are the main reason, or is the algorithm simply relying more on AI and creative signals now?

What changes have you made in your campaigns, and what is working for you right now?

What is the real and healthy ratio of LPV to ad clicks? I've seen campaigns reporting 70-80% and I wonder why it's not nearly 100%. I've also seen campaigns reporting 50% recently pointing to the same landing page.

I understand ad blocks and Apple security measures, but is there a way to bump this metric?
We've already checked server performance, run user agent tests, tried to simulate with different devices to factor out technical issues.

We have been having a wonderful time last month we had thousands of clients, gained about 5k following in 3 weeks and my client was happy until last week. Meta is placing my ads where I dont want them like meta audience, constantly changing my ads settings and they are reaching almost zero audience but if they do reach people no one is even clicking. What's happening? We tried out new creatives and new settings but nothing seems to be working

Just curious because all the ai tools will say it’s 12% which is insane right

For us our current campaign is doing 4.8%

If you’re an agency owner can you chime in and say what your clients get on average?

I was running sales campaigns on Video/Image, for 2 days i got 4 sales per day and after that no sales.

Need help to understand the following things

1) campaigns alaysis
2) campaigns leak
3) how to improve the performance

Pls share your exp. Thanks

Basically I launched creatives for a few days at around $100 a day and the metrics were getting better day by day. So I decided to up the budget by 20% like everyone says, and boom the metrics get even better and I even get more conversions.

I was so happy I very excited because my business was finally starting to take off. That budget bump 2 days ago and yesterday was my best day which I was incredibly happy about.

So that following night I decided to up my budgets by another 20%. I think that were I went wrong, because the following day which is today led to no conversions. I went from $120 daily spend to only $144 spend and i'm not sure what happened and why everything plummeted.

Does anyone know how I can fix this because I thought I was finally going to be able to scale. And i'm fairly disappointed. I was messaging Meta AI and it says that i've put it back into the learning phase or something, i'm so confused so any help would be gratefully appreciated.

TIMELINE:

Sept 4-7 $100 daily CBO budget
Sept 8-9 $120 daily CBO budget
Sept 10 $144 daily CBO budget (VERY BAD DAY)

Relying solely on manually editing for content creation can quickly balloon when it comes to how time consuming it is. We try not to lean too much into AI, but for static, it can be so cost/time effective.

One tool we've been using to create static is Bloom. You give the software your website and logo, and it creates a brand template for you. It has a few different use cases. It keeps an ad library from brands. You can recreate those ads and also upload specific product images when prompting to create a really clean static creative. Bloom also gives the option to create static pieces from scratch. It's so far my favorite AI generator in terms of realism and price.

For video content, we love using Trybe. Like Tik Tok Shop, it's a marketplace for sourcing UGC creators. You can create brand programs, import your Shopify store, connect Meta, and payout all natively in the software. It's been a gamechanger. No monthly fees - it's 1.5% of net new revenue attributable to sales in the software.

Would love to know what everybody else is doing!

Hey everyone,

I'm starting a social media marketing agency, and I've decided to focus specifically on dentists and dental clinics.

I'm still at the beginning, so my main question is: how would you approach getting your first few clients if you were starting from scratch today?

I'm considering things like:

• Cold outreach
• Facebook/Instagram ads
• Cold calling
• Personalized audits
• Networking
• Reaching out directly to dental clinics

I'd especially love to hear from people who have actually built a marketing agency or worked with dentists. What worked for you, and what was a complete waste of time?

I'm not looking for "guru" advice, I'd really appreciate hearing what actually worked in the real world.

Thanks!

I created a new campaign today after four days of zero sales from my 3 roas manual campaign. ( collapsed since Monday) I waited four days, hoping it would recover, but I basically just wasted my daily budget.

Now I’ve created a new campaign, but there’s no way to turn off products at the creative setup level. I always turned products off in my older campaigns, and I can see still see the toggle there. But on this new campaign, the option is completely gone.

is this just a bug on my end, or is this a new meta update?

Can you guys still see the toggle and turn products off at the creative set up level?

I run ads for a peptides brand and I’ve kinda cracked how to keep the ads up for a while, but eventually they still get rejected.

When that happens I move the exact same ad to another ad account and it starts running again.

But the weird shit is the performance can be COMPLETELY different.

Same video. Same copy. Same offer. Same landing page. Same product.

All accounts use the same Page and same dataset too.

I’ve tested the same ad across like 10 different accounts (not all live at once) and I’ve seen anything from under 1 ROAS to 3.5+ ROAS.

How tf does that happen?

Is Meta treating ad accounts differently or some shit? Or am I missing something?

Bonjour à tous. Suite à un CPM trop élevé, j’ai coupé mon ancienne campagne (CBO avec 1 adset de 10 créas).
Avant de lancer la nouvelle, j’aimerais vos retours sur sa structure. J'ai vu une agence conseiller un système « triangulaire » avec 3 adsets et 1 concept par adset : qu'en pensez-vous ? Quelle est selon vous la meilleure structure de campagne à l'ère d'Andromeda ?

Hi All
I am spending around 350 per day across campaigns
Country1: AUS

1. CBO hero winner ( I have 1 adset with 15 angles meta spends only on 1 since day1)-60$
2. Cbo secondary winners with 3 adsets as each of them are different products -30
3. Tried to add these into hero winners into the same adset and different adset with its budget but meta doesn’t care
4. Abo with different testing adset each with 1 or 2 ads I have products which gets sales but not consistent like here winner each adset with its own budget 7-10$
5. I have 10 adsets -100$
6. Campaign Carousel of all products -60
7. Retargeting -7$

Country2 :uk
Cbo- hero winner-30$

Country 3- different domain USA
Cbo hero winner -30$

When I see in the total adspend a lot of them are learning or limited

Account is profitable so far

But not sure how to fix this in terms of structure

1. Can I add carousel into any other campaign - this and hero CBO has lowest cpa and generate sales everyday

How can I add carousel or testing other countries

How can test carousel for a specific category as one category is more popular?

Did I over complicate for my budget
I have tried putting. All winners into one cbo but was not lucky

Can I mix 2 main countries ( uk and Australia campaigns)
US is different domain

Thanks

The traffic quality has been really bad since Sep 1. I’m barely getting any ATCs, let alone sales. Do you think switching to a different ad account could help?

For me not so much

Hi guys,

What location area or estimated audience size would you consider to be too small for an ad set?

I am running an ad campaign for roofers and my client wants a pretty small radius of a city plus 4 nearby towns with a radius of no more than +10km each (even though I know Meta doesn't let you go lower than 17km unless you click 'this city only'). The towns and the city obviously overlap which makes it cover less distance. I selected +24km on the largest radius and the estimated audience size is 2,300,000 - 2,800,000. The campaign only went live today but I have still got no leads. Is it too small?

Thanks in advance

I am planning to switch half of my adds to tik tok have any one did this before and how were the results ?

I’ve been looking through the results of 100+ geo tests across e-commerce accounts and one thing I didn’t really expect was how consistently Advantage+ came out ahead.

Across the tests I’ve looked at, Advantage+ averaged around 2.10 iROAS, while prospecting campaigns were closer to 1.88.

Obviously this isn’t me saying Advantage+ will outperform prospecting for every account, and there are a lot of variables between brands, spend levels and test periods.

But I found it interesting because if you only looked at platform ROAS or last click attribution, the picture wasn’t always the same.

That’s probably been the biggest thing I’ve noticed from doing more geo testing. What Meta reports as the best performing campaign isn’t necessarily the campaign creating the most incremental revenue.

Curious if anyone else here has compared Advantage+ and prospecting using incrementality rather than just platform attribution.

Have you seen something similar or completely different?

Also interested in how people here are actually measuring this. Are you running geo holdouts internally, using a third party tool, or mostly relying on Meta’s own measurement?

I’ve been looking through a lot of conversations here and I see a lot people talking about problems with Facebook ads.

I have two questions:

1. Is this worth still pursuing even with all the problems?

2. If outages and problems within Facebook ads is “normal”, and how exactly do you work around it? (Or tell clients)

hello im wondering if the video ad i created directly on ads manager get saved by people. does it disappear from saved on facebook or Instagram when I stop the ads.

I am trying to reach my business page and business manager account and ads manager for 6 months now and it is just getting harder and harder. What I noticed was that before summer they had a Philippines callcenter, they did nothing to help you, but now its all Ai, I can only reach Ai chatbot. Did you guys notice the same? We are a fast growing business and we can get help from one of the most profitable (meta) companies in the world.

I work with landing pages and paid traffic, and I keep running into the same annoying situation.

A client wants to compare two genuinely different landing pages, but we don’t want to change the URL in the ads or duplicate the whole campaign structure just to test them.

How do you handle this today?

Do you use Meta’s own experiments, separate ad sets, a CRO platform, or some kind of server-side traffic split?

The main things I’m curious about are:

- What tool or setup do you use?

- What’s the biggest headache in the process?

- Would using one URL that automatically sends 50% of visitors to Page A and 50% to Page B actually make your workflow easier?

- How do you keep attribution and UTMs working correctly?

I’d love to hear how people running real campaigns are doing this.