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I agree with this, but something to note here is that usually people have ads across multiple networks. We used to manage ads on Google, Facebook, etc. These
by nscalf 8y ago
I agree with this, but something to note here is that usually people have ads across multiple networks. We used to manage ads on Google, Facebook, etc. These would be the same or extremely similar ad campaigns running simultaneously. The reason for this is that you get different clarity to groups that you advertise to, different performance metrics, different costs, different exposure numbers, and generally get to target to more people doing this. Not everyone uses Facebook, not everyone is Googling something relevant to your ad campaign at that time.
- duxup 8y agoYeah I kinda assumed the general spend going on here and the results are kinda fungible for all sorts of reasons. The article kinda implies it is all or nothing but I don't think it is quite that all or nohting.