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The announcement of the “Why am I seeing this post?” feature on Facebook Legal cases Facebook announces the deactivation of 7 advertising metrics. The change will take effect from April 30, 2019 Facebook has disabled the Creator App Facebook has changed its feed algorithm Facebook has revamped its Brand Safety feature for advertisers The option to return from Messenger to the main app Facebook is testing a new design for its News Feed Facebook is launching a new strategy to manage bids Facebook has updated the Ads Manager Facebook is developing a voice assistant Instagram has started hiding the number of likes given to posts The announcement of the “Why am I seeing this post?” feature on Facebook 1 April 2019 This will work similarly to the “Why am I seeing this ad?” feature.
The user will understand why he sees a certain post in the news feed. Facebook Germany Phone Number informs that in this way the network will reveal information on the classification of posts. Legal cases 1 April 2019 Many American companies have filed a class action lawsuit against Facebook. The reason was the fact that Facebook promised a potential greater reach on advertising posts. Higher sums force advertisers to place higher priced advertisements. Facebook representatives do not agree with the action and emphasize that only some particular actions (CPA) influence the advertising cost: redirection to the website, clicks, ad impressions and so on.
advertisers-press-claims-against-facebook-over-po.html Facebook announces the deactivation of 7 advertising metrics. The change will take effect from April 30, 2019 5 April 2019 Which ones will we lose and what will replace them: Metrics like “Saved Offers” and “Price” will be replaced by “Saved Post”. The new “Saved Post” metric will count how many times an ad has been saved including every time the ad has been saved, including times the offer ad has been saved. The metric will be released on March 12, 2019 and will count all the times an ad has been saved since February 4, 2019. The Relevance score will be replaced by Quality Rating, Engagement Rate Rating, and Conversion Rate Rating. Facebook recommends using both parameters at the same time to evaluate whether advertising is relevant to the selected target audience. The metric will be released point by point, the analyzes will be related to the advertising auctions held starting from March 2019.
The user will understand why he sees a certain post in the news feed. Facebook Germany Phone Number informs that in this way the network will reveal information on the classification of posts. Legal cases 1 April 2019 Many American companies have filed a class action lawsuit against Facebook. The reason was the fact that Facebook promised a potential greater reach on advertising posts. Higher sums force advertisers to place higher priced advertisements. Facebook representatives do not agree with the action and emphasize that only some particular actions (CPA) influence the advertising cost: redirection to the website, clicks, ad impressions and so on.
advertisers-press-claims-against-facebook-over-po.html Facebook announces the deactivation of 7 advertising metrics. The change will take effect from April 30, 2019 5 April 2019 Which ones will we lose and what will replace them: Metrics like “Saved Offers” and “Price” will be replaced by “Saved Post”. The new “Saved Post” metric will count how many times an ad has been saved including every time the ad has been saved, including times the offer ad has been saved. The metric will be released on March 12, 2019 and will count all the times an ad has been saved since February 4, 2019. The Relevance score will be replaced by Quality Rating, Engagement Rate Rating, and Conversion Rate Rating. Facebook recommends using both parameters at the same time to evaluate whether advertising is relevant to the selected target audience. The metric will be released point by point, the analyzes will be related to the advertising auctions held starting from March 2019.