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Meta (Facebook) ad set settings

Ad sets allow you to configure budgets, schedules, audiences, and placements.

Updated over a week ago

Meta (Facebook) ad sets are configured via ad groups in Fluency. Use ad sets to configure budgets, schedules, audiences, and placements. Add your creatives here, and Fluency will help you manage and optimize your advertising efforts.


Finding ad set settings

In Blueprints

  1. Go to Blueprints in the top menu.

  2. Select a Blueprint in the list—then a Meta campaign and an ad group.

In Manage

  1. Go to Manage in the top menu.

  2. Select an account with a Meta campaign.

  3. Select the campaign, the ad group, and then Settings.


Ad set settings overview

In Blueprints

The available ad set settings for Metacampaigns in Blueprints are grouped in the following sections in Fluency:

Select a link above or read on to learn about the available settings.

Basic settings

Required settings

Optional settings

  • Existing Ad Group Matching Strategy (Advanced function)

  • Budget Weight (%)

  • Budget Spend Limits: The maximum spend limit on how much you can spend on an ad set. Minimum spend is a target and is the lowest range of how it should be spent. This only applies if a budget weight percentage exists. If nothing is set, then spend cap is used.

  • When you get charged: Select an option to determine when you pay for your ad

  • Use Dynamic Creative Ad: Toggle on if you plan to use a dynamic creative ad. When using this creative type, each ad group can contain only one creative. Create separate ad groups for each dynamic creative ad.

  • Custom Attributes

  • Labels

Schedule

Select a start and end date.

Tracking settings

In Manage

The available ad set settings for Meta campaigns include:

Note: You can manually sync and edit the audience, placement, and locations settings within Fluency. Click the pencil icon to edit audience, placement, or locations, and Fluency will convert them for editing in the platform. Note that certain settings cannot be converted.

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