Tag: Facebook/Instagram Ads

Covid-19 has shaped the present and the future of businesses changing the way companies operate. Many processes were discontinued, paused, or at the very least, transitioned online. When people’s lives, both professional and personal, have been altered, marketing strategies change accordingly. A great question to ask is which efforts worth measuring. That’s why we’ve prepared the Do’s and Don’ts advised by the Google team when measuring marketing campaigns for 2021.

Instagram Stories are just booming right now. Talking numbers, it’s 1 billion Stories that are shared every day through Facebook and Instagram and 2 million advertisers that are using Stories ads. People love to watch Stories more than scrolling their feed. According to a survey conducted by Facebook, 57% of users shared that Stories make them feel like they belong to a larger community and 73% of participants expressed that watching Stories helps them learn and experience new things outside their everyday lives.

Digital technology is continuously changing the face of businesses. This calls for the implementation of new smarter marketing strategies. 2021 Global Marketing Trends by Deloitte Insights reports that 63% of executives agreed that the pandemic has triggered the digitalization and C-level will proceed to adopt it more further in business processes.

The far-reaching effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have fundamentally changed consumer behavior. While some changes are temporary, others can be expected for a long time to come and include multiple facets of consumers’ lives—from shopping habits to entertainment choices and even preferences for how they receive medical care. These changes are important for companies who intend to rise to the challenge of the resulting economic downturn and adapt to the new normal, both now and in the immediate future.

Learn how to optimize your ads for mobile viewing, so you can ensure that they look great and are effective no matter where your customers are.

There are different types of formats you can use to create ads on Facebook. Depending on the campaign objective your ads can also appear on other placements as Instagram, Messenger, and Audience Network. Here are the formats you can use:

A major update hit Facebook advertisers ― Facebook’s rule, limiting text on main images in ads to less than 20% is finally gone. Although the official statement is yet to be released, as shared by social media expert Matt Navarra on Twitter, Facebook has directly contacted multiple marketers, informing them of the development in their policies.

The report shows all the performance metrics to evaluate the ads performance (top-line metrics as well as funnel-performance). All the metrics are positioned based on their location in the funnel: from the Impressions (CPM and Frequency) all the way to Conversion (Purchase: ROAS, AOV, Conversion Rate).