You May Be Surprised Who Converts

Social Media Pubcast by Jon Loomer by Jon Loomer

Jul 22, 202606:32Business

Restricting age and gender feels like smart budgeting, and it's the most understandable mistake in Meta advertising. But when you optimize for purchases, Meta already wants what you want, and every restriction you add ju...

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