Author: Jason Gan

For products people genuinely need to restock — not just repurchase occasionally, but run out of and need again — a single, event-triggered win-back campaign isn't quite the right structure. A rolling win-back campaign, built from staggered purchase-recency cohorts running continuously, fits this kind of...

Advantage+ works best when Meta already has data to work from — a genuinely new ecommerce store doesn't have that yet, which makes manual targeting the stronger starting point in many cases, not Advantage+ by default. This is a related but distinct decision from whether to...

In markets where Facebook and Instagram Shop checkout exists, the conversion location setting on a Meta ads campaign offers a choice between Website only and Website + Shop. It's worth thinking carefully before selecting the combined option — it can route some sales through Shop...

Daily budget and lifetime budget solve the same basic problem — how much to spend — in genuinely different ways, and the right choice depends on how much control you want versus how much scheduling flexibility you need. Neither is universally better; each comes with...

You don't always need a bigger budget to scale a Meta ads campaign — sometimes the real lever is efficiency, not spend. A real client hit exactly this wall: profitable, but every attempt to scale by increasing budget failed. The fix wasn't more budget. It...

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