Post by juthi52943 on Jan 1, 2024 23:13:43 GMT -5
Lets talk about examples because specifics are better than generalities Example Your travel agency promotes honeymoons and family vacations. Most often but not always, these are two different audiences . But if you follow the standard Facebook advertising procedure, youll create one ad for honeymoon and another for family vacation, but theyll both be shown to your pages entire audience.
In other words, you pay for honeymoon Job Function Email List couples to see your family vacation ad/sponsored post, and for families to see your honeymoon ad/sponsored post. Example Your technology company offers entry, intermediate, and advanced versions of the same product . You create a different ad for each of them and, whats more, you create different versions of the ad for A/B testing.
You deploy your ad campaign and suddenly your page feed is flooded with not just three ads, but multiple versions of those three ads. Dark posts provide excellent opportunities for precise targeting and A/B testing , while preventing your campaigns from cluttering your timeline or website. Facebook followers flow.
In other words, you pay for honeymoon Job Function Email List couples to see your family vacation ad/sponsored post, and for families to see your honeymoon ad/sponsored post. Example Your technology company offers entry, intermediate, and advanced versions of the same product . You create a different ad for each of them and, whats more, you create different versions of the ad for A/B testing.
You deploy your ad campaign and suddenly your page feed is flooded with not just three ads, but multiple versions of those three ads. Dark posts provide excellent opportunities for precise targeting and A/B testing , while preventing your campaigns from cluttering your timeline or website. Facebook followers flow.