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...
A restricted page or ad account and a restricted profile are not the same problem. A page or ad account restriction is serious but usually recoverable — you can rebuild with a new business portfolio. A permanently restricted profile is categorically worse: it can block...
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...
If your Facebook page has been restricted from running ads, the first move is to actually go through the real appeal process — it exists, and for minor or first-time violations it does resolve things. But if the restriction is more serious, or the appeal...
Editing a running campaign directly feels efficient, but for a significant change — a new audience, a new creative — it quietly destroys something valuable: your ability to compare old versus new. The better move is to duplicate first, make the change on the copy,...
If your website handles both lead generation and sales — or several genuinely different product categories — the instinct might be to set up a separate Meta pixel for each. In almost every case, that's unnecessary. One pixel per domain is the right default, even...
Every Meta ads optimization question sorts cleanly into one of two categories: on-ad (everything that determines whether someone clicks) and off-ad (everything that happens after they do). Knowing which bucket a problem actually belongs to is the fastest way to stop guessing and start fixing...