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THE FACEBOOK ADS EXPERIMENT: 12 TIPS TO CRAZY ENGAGEMENT<br />
TIP #8: AD SET BY PLACEMENT<br />
I’m a big believer in Facebook’s auto-optimization. Give Facebook an objective, and let them bid accordingly to reach the right people in the right<br />
places to get that objective.<br />
That applies to placement, too. I usually will create one ad set for all placements and allow Facebook to distribute impressions how they see fit —<br />
not necessarily evenly between desktop news feed, mobile and right column.<br />
However, that’s not always the best approach. I found that for my experiment in particular, where I chose to create a different ad set for each<br />
placement.<br />
OPTIMIZATION AND VIEWING PERFORMANCE BY PLACEMENT<br />
Let’s say that you are looking to spend $10 per day to get clicks on your link. You are targeting a broad group of people (we’ll say at least<br />
50,000), so your primary goal isn’t to reach everyone but to get as many of those link clicks as you can.<br />
In this case, you should optimize for Clicks to Website. And given your low budget (you’ll never get close to reaching all 50,000 of those people<br />
with $10 per day), there’s no good reason to water down your results by splitting it up into three different ad sets.<br />
Many (maybe most?) advertisers don’t realize this, but if you create one ad set for all placements, you can still view performance by placement<br />
within your custom ad reports.<br />
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