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1. Facebook
Marketing
01
Since Facebook gets tons of data
from their users, who enter it
voluntarily on their profile
(things like age, location, and
interests), they have a good
idea of who users are and what
they like.
3. 8
Requirements for FB Ads
GST
Landing Page
Facebook Page
Ad Account
Payment Method
Personal Ad Account
Business Manager
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There’s a ‘hierarchy’ to help organize how you manage everything. Here’s how
it looks:
Account: Holds all of your campaigns, ad sets, and ads. Typically, you’d have a
single account for your business.
Campaigns: Individual campaigns can be created for almost anything. Some
might be for specific products or services. While others are merely for driving
traffic back to your site.(WHY LEVEL 1)
Ad Sets: Exactly what it sounds like Useful for organizing different groups or
categories of ads. (WHO LEVEL 2)
Ads: Last but not least, all of your ads. This is the only part that people will see
eventually. (WHAT LEVEL 3)
Facebook Ad Account
Structure:
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Source: https://support.adespresso.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003416293-Facebook-advertising-glossary
Facebook advertising glossary
Ad Account - Grouping of all your specific ads activity. Your ad account includes different
campaigns, ads and billing information. Each ad account has a specific name and ad
account ID number. An ad account name can be the same for multiple ad accounts, but
the ad account ID will always be a unique string of numbers.
Ad - An individual ad includes its creative (ex: the image and text it uses). Ads are kept
within an adset, and multiple adsets are kept within a campaign.
Adset - Campaign are made up of adsets, and an adset includes one or more ads, a
budget, and a schedule. Each adset within a campaign has its own separate budget,
unless CBO is enabled for the campaign.
Action - The number of actions taken on your ad, Page, app or event after someone
viewed your ad, even if they didn't click on it. Actions include Page likes, app installs,
conversions, event responses and more. For example, 2 Page likes and 2 comments
would be counted as 4 actions.