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I’ve noticed that too! Try broadening your audience or testing new ad formats—it can sometimes help bring those CPMs down.
Entering the end of the year, the CPM indexes suddenly increased compared to before, me too,Hello everyone, despite the fact that my targeting and creatives haven't changed much, I've observed that my CPMs have increased recently. Is anyone else experiencing this, or is it just my niche? Any advice on how to lower it?
Yes, CPM spikes are common due to seasonal competition and algorithm shifts. Try refreshing creatives, tightening audience segments, or testing lower-competition time slots to bring costs down.Hello everyone, despite the fact that my targeting and creatives haven't changed much, I've observed that my CPMs have increased recently. Is anyone else experiencing this, or is it just my niche? Any advice on how to lower it?
I have quite a few customers, some of them are running well, some others have increased costs as you mentioned so high or low cpr now depends on the type of product you launch but also depends on how the campaign is set up. In general, recently fb has stabilized again so we can expand spending more easilyHello everyone, despite the fact that my targeting and creatives haven't changed much, I've observed that my CPMs have increased recently. Is anyone else experiencing this, or is it just my niche? Any advice on how to lower it?
An increase in CPMs often reflects higher market competition so refining audience segmentation and periodically updating creatives can help optimize ad efficiencyHello everyone, despite the fact that my targeting and creatives haven't changed much, I've observed that my CPMs have increased recently. Is anyone else experiencing this, or is it just my niche? Any advice on how to lower it?
Reduce CPM by refreshing creatives regularly, expanding your target (broader), increasing engagement within 24 hours, and avoiding high bidding hours. Facebook rewards those who “feed the algorithm” properly, not those who complain about high prices.Hello everyone, despite the fact that my targeting and creatives haven't changed much, I've observed that my CPMs have increased recently. Is anyone else experiencing this, or is it just my niche? Any advice on how to lower it?
Hello everyone, despite the fact that my targeting and creatives haven't changed much, I've observed that my CPMs have increased recently. Is anyone else experiencing this, or is it just my niche? Any advice on how to lower it?
did it work? i'm facing the same issue on best days my cpm in 68 on the worst it's 130+ i'm running a lead campaignI appreciate the tip. I haven't tried replicating the same campaign in a long time, but I'll give it a shot. When you did it, did you immediately observe a decline in CPMs, or did it take a few days for it to stabilize?
hey so i'm running a lead campaign for my agency and the cpm kept getting higher from 60to 90 and now at 110 do you think the scheduling thing is good because that way we will be losing a lot potential customersCPM spikes are common right now. Here's why + fixes:
Why CPMs are up:
- Q4 hangover (competition still elevated)
- Your audience fatigued (same creatives = higher CPM)
- Platform changes (Meta/TikTok always tweaking)
- Your niche might be saturated
Quick fixes:
- Refresh creatives ASAP
- Even small changes help (new hook, different thumbnail)
- Platform punishes repeated creative exposure
- Audience expansion
- Broaden targeting 10-20%
- Test lookalikes if not already
- Cold traffic often cheaper than warm now
- Ad scheduling
- Pause during peak hours (12pm-8pm usually highest)
- Run overnight/early morning for lower CPM
- Campaign structure
- Kill underperforming ad sets faster
- Consolidate budgets (Facebook rewards fewer, bigger campaigns)
- Platform diversification
- Test TikTok if on Meta (often 40-60% cheaper CPM)
- Google Performance Max as backup
What's your niche + platform? Finance/crypto = always expensive. E-comm = seasonal. That context matters for specific advice.
Also - what's your current CPM vs baseline? Sometimes 20-30% increase is just cost of doing business.