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Elimination of the 72-Hour Pause for Facebook Ad Set Optimization

Jon Loomer

Heading up to the launch of Aggregated Event Measurement and the enforcement of other changes related to iOS 14, one of the biggest things we heard repeated was that we needed to give thought to ranking our eight pixel events because changing them would be problematic. 72-Hour Pause for App Advertising. Should You Make Changes?

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Higher education social media strategy: How Gettysburg College makes the grade

Sprout Social

Kailey White, assistant director of Social Media & Digital Strategy, and Staci Grimes, director of digital marketing are the driving force behind Gettysburg College’s social media strategy. It’s an opportunity to participate in the broader conversations surrounding your school’s brand and reputation.

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Enforcement of iOS 14 Changes for Facebook Advertisers Begins

Jon Loomer

If you want to create a conversions campaign, you can only optimize for one of your eight configured events. If you created ad sets within conversion campaigns prior to iOS 14 enforcement that were optimized for events that aren’t among your configured eight events, those ad sets will now be paused. Paused Ad Sets.

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Create a Meta Custom Event That Combines Time Spent and Scroll Depth

Jon Loomer

We’re going to use the Trigger Group trigger type. Create a Custom Conversion We’ve discussed this in the other two blog posts, but there’s a bug that doesn’t allow you to add columns to your Ads Manager for all custom events. The easy solution is to create a custom conversion that maps to that custom event.

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Content Aggregators are Killing Content Creators

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

Social Media Consultant and Tech Geek at Heart Home About Press Consulting Contact Sitemap Home > Opinion , Social Media > Content Aggregators are Killing Content Creators Content Aggregators are Killing Content Creators by Tamar Weinberg on September 23, 2009 Share This is a guest post from Josh Schnell, founder of Macgasm.net and web developer.

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In bull or bear markets, social media intelligence makes all the difference

Sprout Social

Data points that could impact your pricing, sales strategy, product development and, of course, marketing. One Tweet might not mean a lot, but the aggregation of every post on a topic that’s relevant to your business can be magical. You probably collect survey data from your customers, monitor product reviews and conduct focus groups.

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See innovation differently: How social media holds the key to true differentiation

Sprout Social

My romantic idea of innovation as something you could just recognize in your gut was out of sync with the tremendous amount of bet-hedging most brands needed to feel confident in a new product or marketing campaign. Kraft determined through traditional market research that they wanted to enter the grocery burger market.