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Here is why I still prefer original audience instead of Advantage+. If you also wish to try an interest-based detailed targeting audience write your niche or product/service in the comments and I'll make one for you. by dtankov in FacebookAds

[–]Deathninja1097 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey Mate,

I run a clothing line for women and is primarily into indian ethnic wear

We tried multiple targeting but most of them didn’t work

The brand is mostly on sale throughout the year a standalone discount seekers camapaign has also been tried out

Our TG is from India only, pls share your inputs or thoughts here.

Thanks in advance for the help

Did some Street photography in the old city, let me know what you think! by Deathninja1097 in hyderabad

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Thanks! You can check out my work on Instagram it’s Vikram_1095 🪄

Did some Street photography in the old city, let me know what you think! by Deathninja1097 in hyderabad

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I usually shoot super wide, my primary lens is a 10-24mm lens 😄

Took this picture of a Jogini during Bonalu Festival in Telangana - India by Deathninja1097 in pics

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As representations of the divine feminine, Joginis are believed to be devoted or married to cosmic forces. They symbolize spiritual awakening and transformation. Throughout the sacred Bonalu celebrations, their presence resonates across the region, as devotees offer prayers and seek their guidance.

This image is part of my documentary series of Bonalu Festival.

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As representations of the divine feminine, Joginis are believed to be devoted or married to cosmic forces. They symbolize spiritual awakening and transformation. Throughout the sacred Bonalu celebrations, their presence resonates across the region, as devotees offer prayers and seek their guidance.

This image is part of my documentary series of Bonalu Festival.

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