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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...

Retargeting ads shouldn't repeat the same message as your prospecting ad. The person seeing it already knows what you sell — they clicked, looked, and left without buying. The job of the retargeting ad isn't to introduce the product again; it's to give a specific,...

TikTok isn't inherently cheaper or worse than Facebook advertising — it's a different audience, with a different level of readiness to buy, and the right platform depends entirely on what you're selling and how. The decision comes down to two questions: are you running lead...

If you're running Meta ads for a shop on Shopee, Lazada, or Tokopedia through CPAS (catalog ads synced from your marketplace shop), there's one setting that quietly undermines conversions more than almost anything else in the campaign: choosing Website as the destination instead of App. 📺...

 A frequency slightly above the typical benchmark isn't automatically a problem — the same way a rising CPM or a below-benchmark CTR isn't automatically one either. If frequency ticks up a bit but CTR, CPM, and the conversion steps further down the funnel are all...

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