Meta’s Performance 5 Framework: Getting Personal with Scale

Meta’s Performance 5 Framework calls out five high-impact best practices for advertising across its properties. The fourth installment of this series dives into recommendation number three: Differentiate your creative by audience. 

The “spray & pray” approach to marketing has become obsolete. Astute marketers are honing their advertising strategies to deliver distinct messages that resonate with diverse customer needs and interests. That’s a smart move because it’s no secret that Meta rewards relevant ads with increased frequency and a lower cost of advertising.

“People prefer to see ads that are relevant to them. And when businesses show their ads to relevant audiences, they see better business outcomes. That’s why we consider how relevant each ad is to a person before delivering an ad to that person. Ads that are more relevant cost less and see more results. This leads to better experiences for people and businesses alike.”   

 

Meta on Ad Relevance Diagnostics

“Differentiate Your Creative by Audience” is good advice. After all, not every place is the same. For brands, it’s really hard to differentiate at the national level. At the regional or DMA level, you may have a little more success, but to have an ad speak genuinely to a geographically-specific audience, brands must get local. That requires scale, which is an exceedingly time-consuming endeavor when utilizing Meta’s native tools.

Tiger Pistol takes Meta’s best practices and unparalleled machine learning optimization and combines it with automation that turns one ad into hundreds or thousands of localized ads, ensuring your message resonates with your audience. Let’s break down how this works.