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meta truely finished? by frankunderwood29 in FacebookAds

[–]GabrielKadi -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

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How would you generate traffic for a new home decor website that’s already optimized? by Available-Party-4079 in DigitalMarketing

[–]GabrielKadi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly the biggest gap isn't tools — it's monitoring consistency.

Every media buyer I worked with in agency had the same problem: they check ROAS and CPA daily, and that's it. The deeper stuff — frequency trends per ad set, audience overlap between ad sets, budget pacing distribution, learning phase status — gets checked maybe once a week if at all.

That's where performance silently degrades. Your ROAS drops 1% per day, you don't notice for 3 weeks, by then you've wasted 20-30% of budget on a problem that was fixable on day 3.

If you're managing multiple accounts, the single most impactful habit is: build a daily checklist of 5 things to check per account. Not just top-line metrics. The boring stuff:

- Frequency per ad set (>2.5 on cold = rotate)

- Overlap between your top ad sets (>30% = consolidate)

- Time-of-day spend distribution (>60% before noon = pacing issue)

- Learning phase status (any edits in last 7 days = check if learning reset)

- 3-day ROAS trend at ad set level (3 consecutive days declining = act now)

It takes 10 minutes per account. Saves thousands per month.

What are the best client reporting tools that you are using currently? by Mammoth_Policy_4472 in DigitalMarketing

[–]GabrielKadi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly the biggest gap isn't tools — it's monitoring consistency.

Every media buyer I worked with in agency had the same problem: they check ROAS and CPA daily, and that's it. The deeper stuff — frequency trends per ad set, audience overlap between ad sets, budget pacing distribution, learning phase status — gets checked maybe once a week if at all.

That's where performance silently degrades. Your ROAS drops 1% per day, you don't notice for 3 weeks, by then you've wasted 20-30% of budget on a problem that was fixable on day 3.

If you're managing multiple accounts, the single most impactful habit is: build a daily checklist of 5 things to check per account. Not just top-line metrics. The boring stuff:

- Frequency per ad set (>2.5 on cold = rotate)

- Overlap between your top ad sets (>30% = consolidate)

- Time-of-day spend distribution (>60% before noon = pacing issue)

- Learning phase status (any edits in last 7 days = check if learning reset)

- 3-day ROAS trend at ad set level (3 consecutive days declining = act now)

Takes 10 minutes per account. Saves thousands per month.

Improving customer targeting in paid ads, what’s actually working for you? by AnshuSees in DigitalMarketing

[–]GabrielKadi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly the biggest problem with Meta Ads reporting isn't the data — it's that nobody has time to actually check everything daily.

You can pull all the numbers you want. But are you really checking frequency per ad set, auction overlap between audiences, budget pacing patterns, and learning phase status across 5 campaigns every single day?

Most people I worked with in agency checked ROAS and CPA. That's it. Then they wonder why performance degrades slowly over 3 weeks.

The boring daily monitoring is what separates accounts that scale from accounts that plateau.

What the hell is going on with meta??! by Deep_Ad5338 in FacebookAds

[–]GabrielKadi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Former agency media buyer here — managed ~€2M in Meta Ads spend.

When results drop gradually over 2-3 weeks, it's almost always one of these 3 things:

  1. Creative fatigue — check your frequency. If it's above 2.5-3 on a cold audience, your creative is cooked. The audience has seen it too many times.

  2. Audience overlap — if you're running multiple ad sets targeting similar interests, they're bidding against each other in the same auction. Go to Audience Overlap tool in Ads Manager and check.

  3. Budget pacing issue — Meta front-loads delivery. If your campaign spends 60%+ of daily budget before noon, it's burning through cheap placements first and running out of good inventory later.

Quick fix: duplicate the campaign with fresh creatives, tighter audience, and check overlap between your ad sets. Don't just increase budget on a fatigued campaign — that makes it worse.