Product intelligence4 min read
How does Meta's ad delivery optimization pick which product to show?
Meta shows each person the product it predicts they will act on, given your goal. You steer it with the feed, creative, goal and budget.
Framepx team

Product intelligence4 min read
Meta shows each person the product it predicts they will act on, given your goal. You steer it with the feed, creative, goal and budget.
Framepx team

Product intelligence4 min read
Find the products that take spend without returning sales, cap or pause them, and fix the product page, price or image before you spend on them again.

Product intelligence5 min read
Group products by what you want to do with them, such as margin, sales speed or season, then give each group its own budget and its own ad set.

Product intelligence4 min read
Yes. Meta's developer documentation describes broad audiences for dynamic product ads. Here is how to set one up and read it.

Product intelligence4 min read
Start from Meta's own signal: about 50 results a week per ad set. Multiply by your cost per result and divide by seven.

Product intelligence4 min read
Meta gives no single safe number. Frequency is too high when results fall as it rises, so watch the trend per ad.

Product intelligence4 min read
There is no single good ROAS. Work out your break-even ROAS from your margin, and a good ROAS is anything comfortably above it.

Product intelligence4 min read
A good CTR is one that beats your own past results in the same placement. Here is how Meta defines it, how to read it and how to improve it.

Product intelligence4 min read
To lower CPC and CPA on Meta, use creative that gets clicked more, a clean feed and a smarter choice of which products to push.

Product intelligence4 min read
In Advantage+ sales campaigns, ROAS is lifted by the quality of the feed and the ad images you supply, not by budget tweaks.
