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- Advantage+ sales is the new name for the Advantage+ Shopping Campaign (ASC)
- New feature update: Advantage+ leads campaigns
- Manual campaign features are still available in this new setup
- You'll see "Advantage+" in the upper right corner is On. This means you're automatically enrolled in Meta's performance optimization features.
- If you narrow your budget, audience, or placements too much, you'll see Advantage+ disabled in that section. This means you're no longer creating an Advantage+ campaign.
- Create ad creative as usual. You can add more Advantage+ features to improve performance, like Advantage+ Creative and Advantage+ Catalogue Ads.

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yes, if you install it manually, it will be more detailed and accurate
 
I see it's still the same, just a little change in the name, added features, I use AB often, but it's harder to get the index these days
 
I see it's still the same, just a little change in the name, added features, I use AB often, but it's harder to get the index these days
actually, the feature is different from A/B testing in that it will automatically target and select the location where the ad appears automatically, unlike A/B testing, I have to choose it
 
- Advantage+ sales is the new name for the Advantage+ Shopping Campaign (ASC)
- New feature update: Advantage+ leads campaigns
- Manual campaign features are still available in this new setup
- You'll see "Advantage+" in the upper right corner is On. This means you're automatically enrolled in Meta's performance optimization features.
- If you narrow your budget, audience, or placements too much, you'll see Advantage+ disabled in that section. This means you're no longer creating an Advantage+ campaign.
- Create ad creative as usual. You can add more Advantage+ features to improve performance, like Advantage+ Creative and Advantage+ Catalogue Ads.

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for me over time maybe automation will be better as it updates more. for now we are still using manual setup. try testing the same campaign with 2 manual and automatic ways to check performance
 
for me over time maybe automation will be better as it updates more. for now we are still using manual setup. try testing the same campaign with 2 manual and automatic ways to check performance
yes, my friend, use them in parallel to see which one is more effective
 
As an advertising expert I find manual campaigns to highlight campaign features and options and optimize campaign performance more than automated ones.
 
As an advertising expert I find manual campaigns to highlight campaign features and options and optimize campaign performance more than automated ones.
yes if you are a long-time advertiser you should use manual installation
 
Hello, Yes For long term work in facebook advertiser make manual installation tools for that
 
A lot of cool features, but seems like more control is getting taken away with the auto-optimization
 
for me over time maybe automation will be better as it updates more. for now we are still using manual setup. try testing the same campaign with 2 manual and automatic ways to check performance
 
As an advertising expert, I prefer manual campaigns for better control over campaign features, options, and optimization compared to automated ones.
 
for me over time maybe automation will be better as it updates more. for now we are still using manual setup. try testing the same campaign with 2 manual and automatic ways to check performance
yes if you are a long-time advertiser you should use manual installation, use both methods in parallel
 
I am still choosing and using manual campaign setup because it allows for more detailed control and better features and campaign optimization.
 
As an advertising expert, I prefer manual campaigns for better control over campaign features, options, and optimization compared to automated ones.
Of course, if you are a long-time advertiser, you should use the manual installation method, the ad will be more optimal
 
i think it depends on the campaign, not always. we should still test both to compare performance, then leave the campaign that is more effective
 
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