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Regarding #1 - Facebook conversion pixel (a JS script that has to be loaded the HTML header) solves the feedback loop problem. https://developers.facebook.com/
by deepGem 13y ago
Regarding #1 - Facebook conversion pixel (a JS script that has to be loaded the HTML header) solves the feedback loop problem.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/ads-api/offsite-pixels/ https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/ads-api/offsi...
- ed 13y agoIs there a native mobile equivalent for this? Identifying our FB ad cohort is a major problem when trying to calculate the effectiveness of our ad spend on FB.
- doctorpangloss 13y agoYes, there are dozens of preferred marketing developers who provide this service. In my experience, Facebook actually has the best performing ads with respect to measurable financial objectives.
- lmm 13y agoI think facebook's official mobile SDK will let you do this.
- notlisted 13y agoThanks. Quickly glanced over this page (I wasn't aware of this option, I admit) but can anyone tell me if the conversion pixel is just a tracker for conversion, or whether it actually affects ad serving? I know on google it does. Anecdote: once had a Google advert that resulted in many more clicks, but another advert was served more. When I inquired about this, google staff explained that the other advert had fewer clicks, but resulted in more (or actual) revenue. I did not have to manually track the results of the campaign and adjust, it was adjusted for me.
- polarix 13y agoYou can optimize based on the expected rate of conversion.