We publish a new edition of release notes monthly to introduce platform features, bug fixes, etc.

You now have the ability to revert to a previous version of a Blueprint.

We changed the language of Meta budget weights to budget spend limits to match what is at the partner. We also added the ability to set a maximum and minimum spend limit for parity.

Narrow your detailed targeting for Meta ads by creating AND statements using the + Narrow Further button.

You now have control over which pixel is linked to a specific conversion action. Assign a pixel to a conversion template, by name or ID, within the Blueprint Conv. Template settings.

You can now manage budgets at the ad set level rather than the campaign level when activated upon launch via a Blueprint or created in Manage.

You can now select Page Likes for When You Get Charged. Your campaign goal must be engagement, the ad set conversion location must be Facebook Page and the performance goal must be Page Likes.

When you select Page Likes as your Performance Goal, Fluency automatically excludes existing page followers from your audience, ensuring you only reach new potential users.

Facebook Notifications is an available placement option for Meta ad sets.