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Recently tried this poster type ads and seeing the CTR and engagement going higher across platforms
Interesting result. It’s a good reminder that testing different creative formats can make a noticeable difference in both CTR and engagement. Would be interesting to see how the poster-style ads perform over a longer period.
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