Meta Advertising Evolution

This chapter discusses updates to Meta's advertising strategies, emphasizing a new content diversification approach with various ad types. The speakers share experiences, insights, and campaign results, focusing on the impact of AI, the evolution of ad strategies, and challenges faced during recent campaigns.

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Meta’s Andromeda updates have made most ad strategies obsolete. We can help you update your ad strategy using AI and creative diversification for a high ROAS.

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In today’s episode, we take you to our Ad Lab live event, where we discussed Meta's Andromeda update in detail and how it's changing the digital advertising landscape. Our guest, John Moran, has been testing and deploying strategies to match the new updates, achieving incredible results.

We explore how focusing on creative diversification can break through tough competitive markets, even when business performance isn’t where it needs to be. John also shares the Fishbone Effect—a creative strategy that targets diverse audiences with various creative elements within the same campaign.

You’ll understand why your creative strategy is everything when it comes to scaling your Meta ads. We’ll also cover key strategies that can help you scale your campaigns despite the ongoing Andromeda updates.

In This Episode:

- Meta Andromeda update & testing strategies

- Content diversification strategy: 10 different ad types explained

- Results from one campaign, one ad set structure with Andromeda

- The Fishbone Effect: How Meta distributes ad spend

- When to pause high-spend, low-converting ads

- Performance max with CAPI imports results

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