Facebook Ad Creation

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Turn Ads on as per schedule

What do you actually want this ad to accomplish? Brand awareness, traffic, leads, sales, app installs? Facebook optimizes differently based on your goal, so picking the wrong objective wastes your budget. Be specific - "get more sales" is better than "increase awareness" if you are actually trying to drive revenue.

Who are you trying to reach? Define demographics, interests, behaviors, and custom audiences. Use lookalike audiences based on your best customers if you have the data. Narrow enough to be relevant but not so narrow you can not scale. Test different audiences to see who responds best.

Design visuals and write copy that stops the scroll. Hook them in the first three seconds. Use high-contrast images, clear value props, and strong calls to action. Create multiple variations to test - what you think works often does not match what actually performs. Keep text on images under 20% or Facebook limits your reach.

Set daily or lifetime budget based on your goals. Start small to test, then scale what works. Choose automatic or manual bidding - automatic is usually fine unless you really know what you are doing. Schedule ads for peak engagement times if you have the data. Leave room in the budget for testing.

Double-check everything before clicking publish. Preview on mobile and desktop - most traffic is mobile. Verify your tracking pixel is firing correctly. Check landing page load speed and make sure it matches the ad promise. Submit for review - Facebook usually approves within 24 hours but can take longer for certain categories.