Yeah that usually means ad fatigue or audience burn. At the start, Facebook shows your ad to the most likely converters, then over time it hits colder users who don’t register. Try expand targeting. btw areyou optimizing for registrations or using a different event?Why when I put game ads on Facebook, there are registrations at the beginning, but no registrations after long-term placement? Is there a reason for this?
I am targeting the masses who have the need, but how can I achieve this in the long run? Will there be people who keep registering?Yeah that usually means ad fatigue or audience burn. At the start, Facebook shows your ad to the most likely converters, then over time it hits colder users who don’t register. Try expand targeting. btw areyou optimizing for registrations or using a different event?
You need to change and adjust your advertising content in a timely manner.Why when I put game ads on Facebook, there are registrations at the beginning, but no registrations after long-term placement? Is there a reason for this?
How to check Meta current limiting issues?It’s likely ad fatigue - your audience has seen the same ad too many times, so they stop engaging. Try refreshing your creatives, testing new angles, or expanding your target audience. Also check if ad delivery is being limited or throttled by Meta.
How to make it, we can communicate with each otherYes, it’s likely due to audience fatigue or ad saturation. Over time, the same users see the ad too often, lowering interest. To fix this:
Refresh creatives regularly
Expand or test new audiences
Optimize your funnel and retargeting
Keeping ads fresh helps maintain performance.