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Available Facebook Ads recommendations

Jonas Østergård Bæk avatar
Written by Jonas Østergård Bæk
Updated over a week ago

Alvie checks your Facebook Ads accounts for a multitude of different things that can help you improve its performance and ultimately help you get a better return on your investment.


The following rules are monitored across your Facebook Ads accounts:

Best Practices

1. Account not reporting any conversions

No conversions have been reported in these accounts over the lookback period.

2. Campaigns with significantly fewer impressions

Some of your campaigns are receiving significantly fewer impressions compared to other campaigns in the account. Consider reviewing their targeting, budget, and bid settings to improve visibility.

3. Campaigns with no conversions

No conversions have been reported in these campaigns over the lookback period. Check your conversion tracking and campaign setup.

4. Campaigns with significant daily spend drop

Some of your campaigns have experienced a significant drop in daily spend compared to their historical same-weekday average. Review these campaigns to ensure the spend drop is intentional and aligned with your goals.

5. Campaigns with significant daily spend increase

Some of your campaigns have experienced a significant increase in daily spend compared to their historical same-weekday average. Review these campaigns to ensure the spend increase is intentional and aligned with your goals.

6. Fake Testing Rule

This is a fake testing rule.

Performance

1. Facebook Account Conversion Drop Daily

Some of your accounts have experienced significant drops in daily conversions (over 80%) compared to their historical same-weekday average.

2. Accounts with significant daily spend drop

Some of your accounts have experienced a significant drop in daily spend compared to their historical same-weekday average. Review these accounts to ensure the drop is intentional and investigate potential issues.

3. Accounts with significant daily spend increase

Some of your accounts have experienced a significant increase in daily spend compared to their historical same-weekday average. Review these accounts to ensure the increase is intentional and aligned with your goals.

4. Pixel events dropped significantly

Some of the events tracked by your pixel dropped more than the set threshold during the specified lookback period compared to the previous period. Check if there is a reason behind the drop, or if it is due to natural factors such as seasonality, campaigning etc.

5. Campaigns with significant daily conversion drop

Some of your campaigns have experienced a significant drop in daily conversions compared to their historical same-weekday average. Review these campaigns to ensure the drop is intentional and investigate potential issues.

6. Campaigns with significant daily CPA increase

Some of your campaigns have experienced a significant increase in daily CPA compared to their historical same-weekday average. Review these campaigns to ensure the increase is intentional and investigate potential issues.

7. Campaigns with significant daily CTR drop

Some of your campaigns have experienced a significant drop in daily CTR compared to their historical same-weekday average. Review these campaigns to ensure the drop is intentional and investigate potential issues.

8. Campaigns with significant daily ROAS drop

Some of your campaigns have experienced a significant drop in daily ROAS compared to their historical same-weekday average. Review these campaigns to ensure the drop is intentional and investigate potential issues.

9. Campaigns with a significant drop in ad spend

Some of your campaigns have seen a significant drop in ad spend during the set lookback period compared to the previous period. Review the affected campaigns to determine if there's an underlying issue. Consider factors like seasonality, changes in campaign strategy, or budget adjustments that might explain the drop.

10. Campaigns with a significant increase in CPA

Some of your campaigns have seen a significant increase in Cost Per Acquisition (CPA) during the specified lookback period compared to the previous period. Possible reasons for this increase could include changes in audience targeting, ad creatives, competitive landscape, or external market factors.

11. Campaigns with a significant drop in impressions

Some of your campaigns have seen a significant drop in impressions during the specified time window compared to the previous period. Review the affected campaigns to determine if there's an underlying issue. Consider factors like seasonality, changes in campaign strategy, or budget adjustments that might explain the drop.

12. Ads with low click performance

Some of your ads have significantly lower click performance compared to the top-performing ads in their ad set. Review these ads and consider pausing them or making changes to improve their performance.

13. Ad sets with a low number of ads

Some of your ad sets have fewer ads than the minimum threshold. Consider adding more ads to ensure you have enough variations to test and reach a wider audience.

14. Campaigns have significantly higher CPA on specific publisher platforms

Some of your campaigns have a significantly higher CPA on specific publisher platforms compared to the average CPA across all platforms. It's recommended to review these publisher platforms for each campaign to understand the cause for this discrepancy.

15. Campaigns have significantly higher CPA on specific publisher platforms through specific devices

Some of your campaigns have a significantly higher CPA on specific publisher platforms through specific devices compared to the average CPA across all platforms and devices. It's recommended to review these publisher platforms and devices for each campaign to understand the cause for this discrepancy. Consider evaluating the ad creatives, targeting criteria, and user experience on those platforms devices

16. Placements with significantly higher CPA

Some of your placements have a significantly higher CPA compared to the average CPA across all placements. It's recommended to review these placements to understand the cause for this discrepancy. Consider evaluating the ad creatives, targeting criteria, and user experience on those placements

Errors

Alvie currently has no recommendations of this type for Facebook Ads

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