One thing Iโve noticed is that many businesses think targeting on Meta simply means choosing an interest and pressing publish.
Itโs a little more than that.
Detailed targeting allows advertisers to give Meta additional signals about the type of people they want their ads to reach โ things like interests, behaviors and other available audience characteristics.
For example, if you're advertising a product for fitness enthusiasts, you might use relevant interests to give Meta an idea of the type of audience you're looking for.
Vertical. In the horizontal cut the before/after cards sit small in the middle of a lot of empty frame, and on a phone that's exactly the part a doctor needs to read. Also worth checking Meta's rules on before-and-after images for cosmetic procedures before it runs; the "Doctor"...
A client came back for a second set of Meta ads. Best review there is.
Home equity loans are a hard niche. People don't trust easily.
So I tested 12+ concepts. One of the strongest was a simple pillow.
My guess: most loan ads sell numbers, the pillow sells calm.
Next round: more feelings, fewer numbers.
Love this! "Most loan ads sell numbers, the pillow sells calm" - that's a killer insight. Trust-based niches need emotion over data. Testing 12 concepts to find the calm angle is why your client came back. Inspiring!