I feel like I am even more confused than when I arrived lol. So if I launch a 3-2-2 with one marketing angle, what metric do I look at to pick the post ID and put it in my winner's ad set? Also, why not scale the Flexible ads directly rather than moving them around?? If Facebook gives it spend, should we not just increase budget on the overall campaign?
Hello! When I take the post ID it shows me the first image, text and title. never the second or third. I don't think it's a coincidence. Is there another way to extract the post ID? Thanks :)
This is gold! Answered my question exactly! I took a quick look at my current Flexible Ads, and the Post with comments for me always combines the First Uploaded Image, First Primary Text, and First Headline. Three from three - never the second or third image or second headline or primary text. That can't be just a coincidence?? Surely you've seen Post IDs that combined differently for you?
Charlie, in the past with DCT's we'd get the supposed winner combination id and use it in an ad set with only winners. How would you approach that now with the Flexible Ads? Would creating Flexible Ads in only ONE Ad Set make it more efficient? OR as when adding the Ads to an ad set it may restart the Leaning Phase so would you rather create each Flexible Ad in a separate Ad Set? If so, the reason would that be is due to the learning phase restarting I've mentioned of other reason(s)? Thanks again.
@@CTtheDisrupter I can't break down by image/video. I can break it down by text or headline, but it only shows the total spend - I cannot see clicks, conversions, etc.
Thanks Charlie for the video! Just a quick one, would you use the creative, copy and headline from that Post ID as a reference to keep testing new ads based on that winning combination that Facebook gives you? And then create another 3:2:2 based on that information?
@@CTtheDisrupter Thanks Charlie, I've been following you for a little bit and found your content very interesting. If you did a video about how to keep testing after a winning 3:2:2 that would be awesome.
Charlie, I'll dare to ask: in 3:53 is the math correct? I'm having a hard time to follow as the numbers doesn't add up so or I'm really not following by my falt or by a possible incorrect sum you've used as example. Thanks again :)
@@CTtheDisrupter that part I could follow successfully, by the way, was nice understanding this as well, thank you. My question regarding wether the math is right is the part of the $400 top spending headline + $550 top spending primary text = $800? If I took it out of context just let me know and I'll rewatch it as many times as necessary to really get it. Thanks
So the suggested post after you click 'Facebook with comments' is the one we transfer to the winners only campaign, as we have to presume this is the winning combination
@@CTtheDisrupter but how do I know what works and what doesn't so I can improve? if I have 3 good ads and 3 bad, I want to know which is which so I can make 3 better ones to take the place of the bad ones.
Thanks for your information. I run the 3:2:2 method. What is the budget for DCT with a CPA target of $30? Are you using this formula, multiply CPA by 50 and divide by 7 to determine your minimum budget?
Hey Charley, Am I wrong in saying there is no way to see which of your creatives is responsible for conversions with flexible ads? With DCTs I could always see which creative made sales, when using flex ads the dashboard is only attributing about 10% of the purchaes to a creative. Makes it hard to iterate
Great video Charley! Do you use Meta's CAPI for your clients? I set up Sonar with Triple Whale a while ago, and it seemed to perform better, but some recent tweaks turned into a nightmare, but could also be due to new Flexible Ads format. Curious if you have videos on best practice for setting up CAPIs the right way.
Hey Charley Is the future of this all that: 1. We will abandon the PG in our testing campaign 2. Instead, release 1 flexible ad per ad set 3. When we can't scale it further, pull the best flexible ads into a control campaign and keep putting new ones into the testing campaign 4. However, the control campaign will now be run with flexible ads (not post IDs as in the past) and the machine will continue to drive the process? Q: in the control campaign with that environment, would we avoid grouping the flex ads into one ad set, so that we don't disrupt and restart learning? Lots of news. Thanks for helping guide us through!
@@CTtheDisrupter legenddddd. Just watched through your response - thank you! There is still some confusion for me. I've taken the whole FB MBA program, and I had the understanding that for big enough accounts we would start with a Testing campaign, then migrate the winners from the Proving Ground (PG) in there into a Control Campaign. I have notes from class outlining how in when we make this move (keeping the testing campaign live with a small spend to test new concepts) that we launch the Post IDs from the PG into the control campaign with one audience per ad set: A. Broad B. Stacked LAL *exclude past converters from both So I have 3 questions. 1. Have I understood correctly from the MBA that for large enough accounts we graduate from a testing campaign only into a testing and control? (This is what I heard you teach specifically at 12 minutes on your lesson called "Creative Testing Next Steps - DCTs") 2. IF YES to #1 > For smaller accounts where we never graduate into a control campaign & we just have the testing campaign: with the rollout of Flexible Ads, when we have a winning Flexible Ads dominating spend, do we now pull that whole Flexible Ads into the PG? (VS in the old way we used to pull a POST ID from the DCT into the PG)? 3. IF YES to #1 > For the large accounts where we move into a Control Campaign, how do we now structure that campaign? Do we put the entire Flexible Ad into each ad set labelled above? a) Broad b) Stacked LAL - what about resetting the learning phase? Thanks Charley!!!
Hey Charley, I suggest when explaining costing or anything number related, do have a visual in video that is showing those values so we can understand more clearly.
Hey Charley, love the content, and you've mostly simplified Meta ads for me. I'm not a pro marketer, but I've taken on the role at my employer - we're a brick and mortar sporting goods store with an ecommerce presence. We've historically struggled with advertising because we have several departments that don't always have overlapping customers. Where we've typically advertised, we've had to squeeeeeeeze in the most wide appeal, which meant some departments fell to the wayside. We used to, before I took this role on, put up a post on Facebook and then boost it for engagement which got us a lot of bots. What we've started recently to do, is to advertise specific events or promotions in their own campaign, but that means we're bidding against ourselves for the ad placement when they overlap. I've heard you say one campaign per business objective, so my question to you is this: If I set up a traffic campaign to direct people to informational landing pages (like for in-store only service offerings and promotions) and a sales campaign to direct people to product pages or event/rental signups, would you recommend setting up an ad set per department, and turning the ads in them on and off, or setting up an ad set for each promotion, and would you use CBO (with or without ad set spending limits) or Ad Set budgeting?
I don’t think I would really ever do a traffic campaign, but I would love to hear you talk about catalog ads and you could even have different ad sets for each department with the catalog being customized only that departments needs and I’ll bet you get a tremendous results letting that up, the majority of the budget is not promoting specific events
@@CTtheDisrupter thanks Charley! Our ecom platform is moving us to Shopify as we speak so I'm definitely excited to get dynamic product ads going. Boss has requested that we focus our efforts for now on growing the brick and mortar, which is why we've been focusing so heavily on promoting in-store events and specials, but I think Shopify is going to give us flexibility with the ecommerce side that we haven't had in regards to bundles.
So the winning post ID is always the one on ‘Facebook Post With Comments?’ It’s as simple as that? Is there a breakdown of data that we can view anywhere? (Similar to breakdown by creative elements?)
I'm in the middle of running my first 3/2/2 ads. I'm only one day in and I'm getting some really good results! Woo hoo! Thanks for sharing your strategies. 1: If your ad set is a winner, are you moving over the whole dct to your main ad set? Or are you moving over the best performing post id? 2: Btw... I don't see flexible ads when I'm setting things up. Has it only rolled out to certain accounts? I'm probably just dense and need to look again.
I think Meta just didn't fixed yet this issue and later they will probably let us to breakdown the creatives. Because by breaking down there are still so many important data to help us to improve our next creative testing.
Hi! and thanks, If I scale the campaign with automatic rules, is it necessary to pass the post ID of a flexible ad to the winning adset? If the performance of the flexible test is going well and achieving sales, is it necessary?
I am german, with bad english and I really didn't understand how I can now recognize from the 3:2:2 method in flexible ads what works best from the variants can someone explain it to me? i would be so grateful
@Spinox to simplify - When you breakdown a DCT/Flexible ad by elements and see which elements got the most spend and then you combine all the high spending elements, thinking that this is the best ad - this approach is wrong The right way is to view post by comments and use the post id of the ad that appears on top (first one), just like Charley showed in video I hope this helps
In a scenario of 3 photo ads in. 1x1 crop, is there any way I could edit placements to fill the screen using a postid like this or would I just have to stick with the 1x1 crop?
if you want something larger than a one by one Test with a 3224 just that size Don’t worry about being everything to everyone. Do what you do best and scale it until there’s a problem
Is there ever a limit to how many ad sets we should have in one campaign? For example if 3 testing ad sets are working well in their own regard and I introduce another one can we just do so without having to turn any of the others off?
there is no limit. Just remember that the more moving part you have the less stable your results will be the dumber. Every ad will be the worst performance will be and the harder it will be to scale. Remember this, more ads equals more problems and less money
Wait a minute, when getting these post IDs, aren’t these all facebook post IDs? What if all of my purchases are via instagram… bit confused on this part clearly just because it tells me ‘this post will not be shown on instagram’
Instagram does not use the same post ID functionality however, the Facebook post is also shown in Instagram placements so the post ID is what is carried across channels
Professor you are great, thank you for your contribution, I have a question. I'm running a sales campaign with a new dataset, UK women only, 4-2-2 flexible, 30$ per day, and this ad set gives me sales after spending every 40-50$ on average, I'm on the 8th day, my profit from each sale is 15$, I'm at a loss, but I still don't want to close the ad, hoping that the cost per result will decrease over time, I wonder if I'm doing it right? Should I lose money at the beginning so that I can earn? What do you suggest?
Charlie, Started my Dynamic ad yesterday. With a budget of $50 I only got 6 link clicks and 1 add to cart. Seems to be running horribly. Do I let them ad run? Should it be this bad? $7 cost per link click on the first day? Any advice will be much appreciated! Thanks!
The 3:2:2 method dosen't work for everyone. We tried for a few months and CAC went from $15 to over $150 as the machine was just all over the place and seemed to get worse over time. I suggest trying it but it depends on your product. or offer I know some people here claims it works for them, so it may work for you. just give it a shot and do what works for your business. Targeting with 1 ad is extremely more effective for us, so went back to that and righted the ship. Machines are smart but still not as smart as people who know their audience.
@@CTtheDisrupterHi, no longer seeing Dynamic Ads in other campaigns either. The only option to have Flexi-Ads for my account is showing in Advantage plus shopping campaigns which I’m trialling however I would prefer the option to use them in different campaigns. ASC seems to be very hyper focused on retargeting instead of prospecting any new customers. What’s your experience?
Thank you charlie, Btw I have this question in head always. How to deal with learning phase when every time adding the winners' post id to control adset and launching new dct/flexible adset. Both cases learning phase will be triggered. What's your advice on that? Should I wait untill all of them exit to make an informed decision? Expecting your valuable answer
What if facebook is spending a 90% of the money on an ad that is not aligned with our business objetive (get cheap sales), but you have another creative in the flexible ad, which could have better results but facebook doesnt give it spend? Before we could just take the ad off the dynamic ad and try without, but now we don't know which ad is the ad getting spend or sales
did we ever know what ad was getting the sales? also, does a "lower cost ad" lead to more sales... what if its only low cost because its low funnel in Facebook (even at broad)? would those "better ads" still be good if they spent nearly as much?
You spend the majority of this video answering the question "how do we find the best ad of a flexible ad?" but literally never answer the question. You only explain how we could never find it before? Confusing. Just being able to extrapolate from the video, I assume the video that comes up when you click "Facebook Post with Comments" is the highest / best performing ad.
I answered your question directly during this video Check it out BFCM Prep and AMA: Facebook Ads SUCCESS with Charley T ruclips.net/user/live5lcdZssPsqk?feature=share
well... I appreciate the feedback Tell me... what about this sucked? Sharing my screen and walking through the process and then answering popular questions not good?
I feel like I am even more confused than when I arrived lol. So if I launch a 3-2-2 with one marketing angle, what metric do I look at to pick the post ID and put it in my winner's ad set? Also, why not scale the Flexible ads directly rather than moving them around?? If Facebook gives it spend, should we not just increase budget on the overall campaign?
you can absolutely just scale the campaign :)
Hello! When I take the post ID it shows me the first image, text and title. never the second or third. I don't think it's a coincidence. Is there another way to extract the post ID? Thanks :)
lemme check
@@CTtheDisrupter Would love to know this too because I have noticed the same thing. Any update?
This is gold! Answered my question exactly! I took a quick look at my current Flexible Ads, and the Post with comments for me always combines the First Uploaded Image, First Primary Text, and First Headline. Three from three - never the second or third image or second headline or primary text. That can't be just a coincidence?? Surely you've seen Post IDs that combined differently for you?
lemme ask the engineers on this one
how did you find me?
@@CTtheDisrupter Thanks so much! I joined the OCB blueprint last year, been following along since then. Thanks for putting out so much valuable info 🙏
@@CTtheDisrupter I have this same issue
I have this same issue lol
@@CTtheDisrupter i have the same issue from Chile!
Charlie, in the past with DCT's we'd get the supposed winner combination id and use it in an ad set with only winners.
How would you approach that now with the Flexible Ads?
Would creating Flexible Ads in only ONE Ad Set make it more efficient?
OR as when adding the Ads to an ad set it may restart the Leaning Phase so would you rather create each Flexible Ad in a separate Ad Set? If so, the reason would that be is due to the learning phase restarting I've mentioned of other reason(s)?
Thanks again.
1 flex per ad set is my best practice
When you click "Facebook post with comments" it always gives you the very first video, headline, and text option
I keep hearing that
But it’s not what I’m seeing
And what happens when you select breakdown by dynamic creative element at the ad set level?
@@CTtheDisrupter I can't break down by image/video. I can break it down by text or headline, but it only shows the total spend - I cannot see clicks, conversions, etc.
Thanks Charlie for the video! Just a quick one, would you use the creative, copy and headline from that Post ID as a reference to keep testing new ads based on that winning combination that Facebook gives you? And then create another 3:2:2 based on that information?
you can
usually I’ll reuse the copy
sometimes you find the words that work and run with it
@@CTtheDisrupter Thanks Charlie, I've been following you for a little bit and found your content very interesting. If you did a video about how to keep testing after a winning 3:2:2 that would be awesome.
Charlie, I'll dare to ask: in 3:53 is the math correct? I'm having a hard time to follow as the numbers doesn't add up so or I'm really not following by my falt or by a possible incorrect sum you've used as example. Thanks again :)
The map is right.
One headline is six ads because it is three Creative and two primary texts
3×2 is six
@@CTtheDisrupter that part I could follow successfully, by the way, was nice understanding this as well, thank you. My question regarding wether the math is right is the part of the $400 top spending headline + $550 top spending primary text = $800? If I took it out of context just let me know and I'll rewatch it as many times as necessary to really get it. Thanks
@@FabioPradoLima I have the same question brother, The maths just does not add up.
To make sure I understand - is the solution just to take the post ID that spent the most and disregard the analysis by creative element?
let’s take the suggested post that has been determined to be of most value by the machine
haha i can hear your baby in the background =) congrats
Yes! Thank you!
So the suggested post after you click 'Facebook with comments' is the one we transfer to the winners only campaign, as we have to presume this is the winning combination
yes
but that output can change over time
What's the use of flexible ads if we can't see which creative performs the best. Is this something that they will add?
the use is that the best ads get delivered and the machine does the work for us
@@CTtheDisrupter but how do I know what works and what doesn't so I can improve? if I have 3 good ads and 3 bad, I want to know which is which so I can make 3 better ones to take the place of the bad ones.
Thanks for your information. I run the 3:2:2 method. What is the budget for DCT with a CPA target of $30? Are you using this formula, multiply CPA by 50 and divide by 7 to determine your minimum budget?
what can you afford?
ads should be paid for with a % of profits
how much can you invest?
@@CTtheDisrupter Thank you so much, I understand that
Hey Charley, Am I wrong in saying there is no way to see which of your creatives is responsible for conversions with flexible ads? With DCTs I could always see which creative made sales, when using flex ads the dashboard is only attributing about 10% of the purchaes to a creative. Makes it hard to iterate
Great video Charley! Do you use Meta's CAPI for your clients? I set up Sonar with Triple Whale a while ago, and it seemed to perform better, but some recent tweaks turned into a nightmare, but could also be due to new Flexible Ads format. Curious if you have videos on best practice for setting up CAPIs the right way.
Hey Charley
Is the future of this all that:
1. We will abandon the PG in our testing campaign
2. Instead, release 1 flexible ad per ad set
3. When we can't scale it further, pull the best flexible ads into a control campaign and keep putting new ones into the testing campaign
4. However, the control campaign will now be run with flexible ads (not post IDs as in the past) and the machine will continue to drive the process?
Q: in the control campaign with that environment, would we avoid grouping the flex ads into one ad set, so that we don't disrupt and restart learning?
Lots of news. Thanks for helping guide us through!
sounds pretty good to me
I actually got into this on this video
Facebook Ads AMA: Live #AskCharleyT Show
ruclips.net/user/liveYA4JXxvjQco?feature=share
@@CTtheDisrupter legenddddd. Just watched through your response - thank you! There is still some confusion for me.
I've taken the whole FB MBA program, and I had the understanding that for big enough accounts we would start with a Testing campaign, then migrate the winners from the Proving Ground (PG) in there into a Control Campaign.
I have notes from class outlining how in when we make this move (keeping the testing campaign live with a small spend to test new concepts) that we launch the Post IDs from the PG into the control campaign with one audience per ad set:
A. Broad
B. Stacked LAL
*exclude past converters from both
So I have 3 questions.
1. Have I understood correctly from the MBA that for large enough accounts we graduate from a testing campaign only into a testing and control? (This is what I heard you teach specifically at 12 minutes on your lesson called "Creative Testing Next Steps - DCTs")
2. IF YES to #1 > For smaller accounts where we never graduate into a control campaign & we just have the testing campaign: with the rollout of Flexible Ads, when we have a winning Flexible Ads dominating spend, do we now pull that whole Flexible Ads into the PG? (VS in the old way we used to pull a POST ID from the DCT into the PG)?
3. IF YES to #1 > For the large accounts where we move into a Control Campaign, how do we now structure that campaign? Do we put the entire Flexible Ad into each ad set labelled above? a) Broad b) Stacked LAL - what about resetting the learning phase?
Thanks Charley!!!
Hey Charley, I suggest when explaining costing or anything number related, do have a visual in video that is showing those values so we can understand more clearly.
Charlie, in which situations would you move a Flexible Ad creative (via ID) to a main Ad Set? --Thanks again :)
when you can no longer scale volume or efficiency
@@CTtheDisrupter noted. Thank you.
So do you still use 1 ad set per flexible ad? Or all flexible ads on one ad set?
one Flex ad per ad set
Have you had any instances where you moved a winning post ID into the winners adset, and it got minimal or 0 spend?
totally… happens all the time
people move away from testing way too
fast
and also, not getting spend right away can totally be pkay
Hey Charley, love the content, and you've mostly simplified Meta ads for me. I'm not a pro marketer, but I've taken on the role at my employer - we're a brick and mortar sporting goods store with an ecommerce presence. We've historically struggled with advertising because we have several departments that don't always have overlapping customers. Where we've typically advertised, we've had to squeeeeeeeze in the most wide appeal, which meant some departments fell to the wayside. We used to, before I took this role on, put up a post on Facebook and then boost it for engagement which got us a lot of bots. What we've started recently to do, is to advertise specific events or promotions in their own campaign, but that means we're bidding against ourselves for the ad placement when they overlap.
I've heard you say one campaign per business objective, so my question to you is this:
If I set up a traffic campaign to direct people to informational landing pages (like for in-store only service offerings and promotions) and a sales campaign to direct people to product pages or event/rental signups, would you recommend setting up an ad set per department, and turning the ads in them on and off, or setting up an ad set for each promotion, and would you use CBO (with or without ad set spending limits) or Ad Set budgeting?
I don’t think I would really ever do a traffic campaign, but I would love to hear you talk about catalog ads and you could even have different ad sets for each department with the catalog being customized only that departments needs and I’ll bet you get a tremendous results letting that up, the majority of the budget is not promoting specific events
@@CTtheDisrupter thanks Charley! Our ecom platform is moving us to Shopify as we speak so I'm definitely excited to get dynamic product ads going. Boss has requested that we focus our efforts for now on growing the brick and mortar, which is why we've been focusing so heavily on promoting in-store events and specials, but I think Shopify is going to give us flexibility with the ecommerce side that we haven't had in regards to bundles.
So the winning post ID is always the one on ‘Facebook Post With Comments?’ It’s as simple as that?
Is there a breakdown of data that we can view anywhere? (Similar to breakdown by creative elements?)
yep… at least in what we can use
and not currently
@@CTtheDisrupter thank you
I'm in the middle of running my first 3/2/2 ads. I'm only one day in and I'm getting some really good results! Woo hoo! Thanks for sharing your strategies.
1: If your ad set is a winner, are you moving over the whole dct to your main ad set? Or are you moving over the best performing post id?
2: Btw... I don't see flexible ads when I'm setting things up. Has it only rolled out to certain accounts? I'm probably just dense and need to look again.
You got this!
1: best post id
2: it’s happening over time
@@CTtheDisrupterthanks bro!
Hi Charley, thanks! Cant you adapt the asset size for each placement? Because if I throw bunch of formats I usually see squared stories.
We covered this today in our our #AskCharleyT Show: Scaling Facebook Ads AMA
ruclips.net/user/liveCSn2x6CCzG8
I think Meta just didn't fixed yet this issue and later they will probably let us to breakdown the creatives. Because by breaking down there are still so many important data to help us to improve our next creative testing.
the update will probably come
but the insight is not very actionable
Hi! and thanks,
If I scale the campaign with automatic rules, is it necessary to pass the post ID of a flexible ad to the winning adset?
If the performance of the flexible test is going well and achieving sales, is it necessary?
if the campaign is good
spend more
Make ad from post ID is greyed out for me no matter the campaign objective. Is there a way to fix this?
Use Existing Post is not an option?
I am german, with bad english and I really didn't understand how I can now recognize from the 3:2:2 method in flexible ads what works best from the variants can someone explain it to me? i would be so grateful
what’s the post that’s given to you when you preview?
@@CTtheDisrupter ok thanks, and that is the best understanding and the other variants can then no longer be analyzed or viewed as before?
@Spinox to simplify - When you breakdown a DCT/Flexible ad by elements and see which elements got the most spend and then you combine all the high spending elements, thinking that this is the best ad - this approach is wrong
The right way is to view post by comments and use the post id of the ad that appears on top (first one), just like Charley showed in video
I hope this helps
In a scenario of 3 photo ads in. 1x1 crop, is there any way I could edit placements to fill the screen using a postid like this or would I just have to stick with the 1x1 crop?
if you want something larger than a one by one
Test with a 3224 just that size
Don’t worry about being everything to everyone.
Do what you do best and scale it until there’s a problem
Is there ever a limit to how many ad sets we should have in one campaign? For example if 3 testing ad sets are working well in their own regard and I introduce another one can we just do so without having to turn any of the others off?
there is no limit.
Just remember that the more moving part you have the less stable your results will be the dumber. Every ad will be the worst performance will be and the harder it will be to scale.
Remember this, more ads equals more problems and less money
@@CTtheDisrupter that makes a lot of sense thank you for the reply and the help!
Wait a minute, when getting these post IDs, aren’t these all facebook post IDs? What if all of my purchases are via instagram… bit confused on this part clearly just because it tells me ‘this post will not be shown on instagram’
Instagram does not use the same post ID functionality however, the Facebook post is also shown in Instagram placements so the post ID is what is carried across channels
I see! So even if all of my spend was on instagram, when I do this method I’ll still get the correct winning post ID?
Professor you are great, thank you for your contribution, I have a question. I'm running a sales campaign with a new dataset, UK women only, 4-2-2 flexible, 30$ per day, and this ad set gives me sales after spending every 40-50$ on average, I'm on the 8th day, my profit from each sale is 15$, I'm at a loss, but I still don't want to close the ad, hoping that the cost per result will decrease over time, I wonder if I'm doing it right? Should I lose money at the beginning so that I can earn? What do you suggest?
can we improve search or email etc
sounds like you’re in a good place
@@CTtheDisrupter What do you mean here? I don't understand, I'm sorry, can you be clear?
Charlie, Started my Dynamic ad yesterday. With a budget of $50 I only got 6 link clicks and 1 add to cart. Seems to be running horribly. Do I let them ad run? Should it be this bad? $7 cost per link click on the first day? Any advice will be much appreciated! Thanks!
The 3:2:2 method dosen't work for everyone. We tried for a few months and CAC went from $15 to over $150 as the machine was just all over the place and seemed to get worse over time. I suggest trying it but it depends on your product. or offer I know some people here claims it works for them, so it may work for you. just give it a shot and do what works for your business. Targeting with 1 ad is extremely more effective for us, so went back to that and righted the ship. Machines are smart but still not as smart as people who know their audience.
@@user-xs1og3ie5n What are you doing now to get sales? Our account is new we just want to get some sales to teach the system.
give it time
nothing meaningful happens on day 1
@@CTtheDisrupterOk will do!
I only seem to be able to access flexi-ads within a Advantage plus shopping campaign, is this something you have experienced?
this is being rolled out slowly to everyone, so you may only see it in certain places.
Are you still seeing dynamic ads available in normal campaigns?
@@CTtheDisrupterHi, no longer seeing Dynamic Ads in other campaigns either. The only option to have Flexi-Ads for my account is showing in Advantage plus shopping campaigns which I’m trialling however I would prefer the option to use them in different campaigns. ASC seems to be very hyper focused on retargeting instead of prospecting any new customers. What’s your experience?
Thank you charlie,
Btw I have this question in head always. How to deal with learning phase when every time adding the winners' post id to control adset and launching new dct/flexible adset. Both cases learning phase will be triggered. What's your advice on that? Should I wait untill all of them exit to make an informed decision? Expecting your valuable answer
I would rarely make a decision on an ad that was still in learning
The Facebook post with comments doesn't work when I click on it.why?
oh no
what happens?
@@CTtheDisrupter the button is disabled when i click on it nothing happens
do you know any solution for this problem?
That makes so much sense. Thank you, Charlie.
you're welcome!
Thanks Charley! Awesome video
how did you find me?
There's only 6 rules in your doc. You missed out rule 6
oh wait what?
What if facebook is spending a 90% of the money on an ad that is not aligned with our business objetive (get cheap sales), but you have another creative in the flexible ad, which could have better results but facebook doesnt give it spend? Before we could just take the ad off the dynamic ad and try without, but now we don't know which ad is the ad getting spend or sales
did we ever know what ad was getting the sales?
also, does a "lower cost ad" lead to more sales... what if its only low cost because its low funnel in Facebook (even at broad)?
would those "better ads" still be good if they spent nearly as much?
You spend the majority of this video answering the question "how do we find the best ad of a flexible ad?" but literally never answer the question. You only explain how we could never find it before? Confusing. Just being able to extrapolate from the video, I assume the video that comes up when you click "Facebook Post with Comments" is the highest / best performing ad.
I answered your question directly during this video
Check it out
BFCM Prep and AMA: Facebook Ads SUCCESS with Charley T
ruclips.net/user/live5lcdZssPsqk?feature=share
What a terrible explanation and “recommendations“
Yeah sure you have better recommendations, right?
@@FabioPradoLima no, that's why I don't post videos on Facebook Ads, idiot
I've watched dozens of great videos by Charley, this one sucks
well... I appreciate the feedback
Tell me... what about this sucked?
Sharing my screen and walking through the process and then answering popular questions
not good?
For some reason Flexible ads isn’t on my screen as an option. Any idea as to why? Have been running FB ads for
Months.
it’s not available for everyone just yet
I see. Yes just spent 30 mins w Meta support.