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Meta publishes new guide to its lead gen ad options

Explore Meta's new guide on lead gen ads for direct and responsive customer engagement, which is crucial for businesses in the evolving landscape of private messaging and DMs.

Meta, the social media giant, recently released a comprehensive guide on its lead generation (lead gen) advertising options. This guide is valuable for businesses looking to engage with customers more directly, especially through messaging apps and direct messages (DMs). As the trend of conversation shifts from public posts to private messaging, Meta’s lead gen ads offer a more responsive and direct way to connect with audiences.

Understanding Meta’s lead gen ads

The new guide details various lead gen advertising options available on Meta’s platforms. It includes performance insights, key implementation notes, and a step-by-step guide to setting up these ads for optimal results. This information is crucial for businesses strategising their advertising plans and considering different lead generation options.

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The growing importance of lead gen ads

Meta’s lead gen ads have gained significant momentum, particularly in India, where WhatsApp is a major communication tool for over a third of the population. According to Meta’s latest earnings report, the revenue from Click-to-Message ads in India has doubled year-over-year. This trend is not unique to India; it’s seen globally as more users prefer messaging apps for communication, avoiding public posts and feeds often marred by divisive debates and algorithmic restrictions. Instead, many now use social feeds for discovery and sharing in DM groups.

Why consider Meta’s lead gen ads?

With the holiday season approaching, businesses want to maximise their ad outreach. Meta’s lead gen ads could play a crucial role in this strategy, offering a more effective way to connect with potential customers. The guide, available for download, is a key resource for planning and executing successful lead gen ad campaigns on Meta’s platforms.

Meta’s latest guide on lead gen ads provides a thorough understanding of these tools and their strategic applications, catering to the evolving communication preferences of consumers. It’s a must-read for businesses aiming to enhance their advertising effectiveness and customer engagement.

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