Meta Ads Agency (Facebook & Instagram Ads)

Meta uses what it knows about people, including their interests, behavior, location, and what they interact with. Then, they match your ad with users who are most likely to care about it.

We’ll define your target audience so that it reaches the right people who will most likely turn into customers, and Meta’s algorithm figures out the best way to deliver the ad within that group.

Yes, but it takes time to learn. You’ll need to understand how to set up campaigns, target the right audience, create ads that work, test what’s performing, and track results.

It’s easy to waste a lot of money or miss out on opportunities that a Meta Ads professional can catch to optimize your advertising.

There is no strict minimum budget to start Meta Ads. Meta recommends starting with at least $5 daily budget for around a week so that your ad can reach your target audience.

With the right strategy, modest budgets can go further. When working with Gilmedia, we’ll optimize your daily spend so that we can drive the best results while keeping costs low for you!

If your target audience is on Facebook or Instagram (and most are), then yes! Meta Ads is a great way for you to get leads, sales, or brand awareness. But they only work well when set up and managed properly. Randomly boosting posts or guessing your audience usually doesn’t deliver much.

That’s why we do a lot of research on what a strong campaign might look like for your industry. Instead of being impulsive about it, we take the time to get to know your audience and how best to deliver your message to them so you can save money in the long run.

All Meta Ads are managed in one place called Meta Ads Manager. In this dashboard, you can manage and choose the platforms on which your ads are shown.

Boosting is the quick and simple option; it pushes one post to more people. Running a campaign gives you way more control over who sees it, what your goal is (like sales or leads), how much you spend, and how it’s tracked.

We run different versions of ads at the same time, changing things like the image, text, or audience, and compare the results. The ad that gets more clicks, leads, or sales stays running. The rest get paused or improved.

Meta Ads may be rejected for several reasons, including:

• General policy violation: Meta has strict advertising policies, and ads that go against them will be rejected.
• Poor ad quality: Meta may reject or limit the reach of ads that don’t meet its quality standards.
• Landing page issues: Even if your ad looks fine, it can be rejected if the linked page has problems and errors.
• Targeting restrictions: Meta restricts how advertisers can target users in sensitive categories.

For more information and details on why your ad might be getting rejected, take a look at Meta’s advertising policies.