How to name Facebook Ad Campaigns like a Pro
Why Naming Convention is important for your Facebook ads
In the context of Facebook ads, a naming convention is a generally agreed scheme for naming Campaigns, Ad sets and Ads in a Facebook Ad Manager Account.
The objective of such convention is to quickly find out what a campaign, ad set and ad is all about just by reading its name. This approach comes in handy when you have dozens of campaigns to analyze and optimize.
How to name Facebook Ad Campaigns
Following is the ideal naming conventions for Facebook Ad Campaigns
Product/ Service Name || Campaign Objective || Any changes to the default campaign settings || Launch Date || Last update date
Example:
Women Sunglasses || Conversions || Launch Date – Jan 20, 2022 || Last update date – Feb 1, 2022
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How to name Facebook Ad sets
Following is the ideal naming conventions for Facebook Ad Sets:
Adset number || Product/ Service Name || Conversion Event || Target Audience || Any changes to default ad set settings || Launch Date || Last update date
Example:
Ad Set -1 || Gucci sunglasses || orders || Lookalike (US, 1%) – Sunglasses Visitors 180 days – (Customers 180 days) || 18+ Women || Cost Control: $50 || Launch Date – Jan 25, 2022 || Last update date – Jan 31, 2022
How to name Facebook Ads
Following is the ideal naming conventions for Facebook Ads:
Ad number || Ad format || short description of ad creative || Launch Date || Last update date
Example:
Ad-1 || Single Image || Headshot of blond woman wearing Gucci sunglasses with white background || Launch Date – Jan 12, 2022 || Last update date – never updated
When you use such naming conventions you can quickly find out what the campaign/adset/ad is all about and what settings are being used. This comes in handy when you have dozens of campaigns.
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Why Naming Convention is important for your Facebook ads
In the context of Facebook ads, a naming convention is a generally agreed scheme for naming Campaigns, Ad sets and Ads in a Facebook Ad Manager Account.
The objective of such convention is to quickly find out what a campaign, ad set and ad is all about just by reading its name. This approach comes in handy when you have dozens of campaigns to analyze and optimize.
How to name Facebook Ad Campaigns
Following is the ideal naming conventions for Facebook Ad Campaigns
Product/ Service Name || Campaign Objective || Any changes to the default campaign settings || Launch Date || Last update date
Example:
Women Sunglasses || Conversions || Launch Date – Jan 20, 2022 || Last update date – Feb 1, 2022
How to name Facebook Ad sets
Following is the ideal naming conventions for Facebook Ad Sets:
Adset number || Product/ Service Name || Conversion Event || Target Audience || Any changes to default ad set settings || Launch Date || Last update date
Example:
Ad Set -1 || Gucci sunglasses || orders || Lookalike (US, 1%) – Sunglasses Visitors 180 days – (Customers 180 days) || 18+ Women || Cost Control: $50 || Launch Date – Jan 25, 2022 || Last update date – Jan 31, 2022
How to name Facebook Ads
Following is the ideal naming conventions for Facebook Ads:
Ad number || Ad format || short description of ad creative || Launch Date || Last update date
Example:
Ad-1 || Single Image || Headshot of blond woman wearing Gucci sunglasses with white background || Launch Date – Jan 12, 2022 || Last update date – never updated
When you use such naming conventions you can quickly find out what the campaign/adset/ad is all about and what settings are being used. This comes in handy when you have dozens of campaigns.
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