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Create a Facebook ad for a product
Using SellerClaw, create a Facebook ad for my best seller with three image variants, aimed at people interested in home cooking.
A campaign, an ad set and an ad built from your catalog, left paused for you to check before it spends anything.
Using Meta Ads, set up a campaign for my cast iron skillet from my product catalog, aimed at people in the US interested in home cooking, at $15 a day. Leave it paused and show me everything you set.
A Meta ad account with a product catalog
Using Meta Ads, set up a campaign for my cast iron skillet from my product catalog, aimed at people in the US interested in home cooking, at $15 a day. Leave it paused and show me everything you set.
It spends nothing until you turn it on in Ads Manager.
| Part | Setting |
|---|---|
| Campaign | Sales, paused |
| Ad set | US, interest in home cooking, $15 a day |
| Ad | Catalog product: Cast iron skillet, 10 in |
Check the ad's preview in Ads Manager, then turn the campaign on.
Finds the product in your Meta catalog.
Creates the campaign, the ad set with your audience and budget, and the ad.
Leaves all three paused.
Shows you every setting it chose.
SellerClaw also makes three ad images from your product's photos and launches the campaign once you approve the budget.
Using SellerClaw, create a Facebook ad for my best seller with three image variants, aimed at people interested in home cooking.
Using Meta Ads, show spend, purchases and return on ad spend for each campaign over the last 7 days against the 7 before. Which ads are getting more expensive while their clicks fall?
Using Meta Ads, propose budget changes for my campaigns from the last 14 days: cut the ones that return less than 2.5 in sales per dollar, add to the ones above it, and change no campaign by more than 20%. Apply only the changes I approve.
Using Meta Ads and Shopify, for each product I advertise on Facebook and Instagram, compare the last 30 days of ad spend with that product's sales in Shopify. Which products sell less than their ads cost?