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Meta Announces Big Changes to Website Conversion Campaigns

Jon Loomer

In short, Aggregated Event Measurement is Meta’s protocol for reporting web and app events from people who opted out of tracking from iOS 14.5 changes and Aggregated Measurement are going away. These steps, of course, are going away. What is changing to Aggregated Event Measurement? Now it’s official.

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Social Media Marketing for Beginners: 10 Tips

Hootsuite

It’s time to take your first steps into social media marketing. But whether you’re a budding entrepreneur or a seasoned pro stepping into the digital landscape for the first time, we know that starting a social media marketing strategy from scratch can feel intimidating. Your mind is ready. Your body is ready. More than 4.95

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Campaign Optimization Using Non-Prioritized Facebook Events

Jon Loomer

One of the biggest Facebook advertiser complaints related to iOS 14 changes and Aggregated Event Measurement is the limitation to eight events per website for optimization purposes. Of course, there were many problems related to the 8-event limit. Aggregated Event Measurement won’t apply. Luckily, that is changing.

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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. 72-Hour Pause for App Advertising.

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Facebook Ads and the Impact of iOS 14

Jon Loomer

Aggregated: Details from lift measurement and demographic breakdowns will be unavailable. This will impact marketers promoting an iOS app, typically for installs and in-app conversions. That’s when Aggregated Event Measurement comes into play. Data will be restricted, aggregated, and delayed in this case as well.

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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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The Problem with Unranked Event Custom Facebook Ads Reporting

Jon Loomer

And there, of course, is the potential issue. A quick refresher on Aggregated Event Measurement, ranked and unranked events, related to iOS 14+ changes… When an iOS user opts out of tracking, only that user’s highest-ranked event will be reported (no change to reporting for an iOS user who opts-in). An Example.

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