- Is boosting a post the same as running an ad?
- Not quite. Boosting is a quick way to get more people to see a post, mostly for engagement. A proper campaign is set for leads or sales and gives far more control.
- What is the Conversions API?
- It is a way of sending purchases and leads to Meta straight from your website or systems, so results are still counted when browsers block tracking.
- Facebook or Instagram?
- Usually both, from one campaign. Meta shows the ads where they work best for your audience.
- Who owns the ad account and Pixel?
- You do. The ad account, Page and Pixel stay in your own Meta business portfolio, with full access, before, during and after the work.
- Is there a lock-in contract?
- No. There is no minimum term. Ending the work takes three days' notice.
- How do Meta ads find customers?
- Three ways, and most good accounts use all three: new people likely to want what you sell, people who visited your site or engaged with you, and people who look like your existing customers.
- Which campaign objective should I use?
- The one that matches the result you want. Sales or Leads for most businesses; Awareness and Engagement only when being seen or starting conversations is the goal.
- Do I need to provide photos and videos?
- Your own photos and footage work best, because they look real. If you have little, the creative team can work with what there is.
- How soon will Meta ads work?
- Ads can bring enquiries within weeks. The first weeks are also used to learn which ads and audiences work.
- Is ad spend included?
- No. It is paid straight to Meta from your own account; the fee covers the management.