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Facebook Dynamic Creative 101

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Facebook Dynamic Creative
Facebook Dynamic Creative

Dynamic Creative is a new Facebook feature that I'm sure you have heard a lot about. In this article, we are going to break down this feature and give you some tips on how to properly utilize it within your Facebook campaigns.

Dynamic Creative allows you to upload multiple assets such as videos, headlines, and CTA's on the Ad level. Facebook then generates different combinations of your assets using what you've provided.

Once you have collected some data, Facebook will start to optimize your ad with creative components that are delivering the best results. You can access this feature within the Ad Set level of your campaign. You'll see the Dynamic Creative toggle below your objective choice.

See the image below:

Facebook Dynamic Creative: Turn the toggle to '"On"

Facebook recommends using this feature in the middle and bottom of the funnel retargeting.  Ultimately, Dynamic Creative is best utilized when testing multiple product images, CTA's, and headlines. The goal of the Dynamic Creative feature is to serve your audience the most high-performing creative combinations with more ease than past testing methods.

Dynamic Creative: Example

In the example below, I have two separate videos that are promoting our AdLeaks paid groups. The videos are similar in that they have the same goal (getting users to sign up for AdLeaks) but the styles and wording of the videos are a little different.

Facebook Dynamic Creative
Two different videos, now let Facebook do the work!

Note: you can not use both images and videos when utilizing Dynamic Creative. You can test up to 10 separate images OR 10 separate videos/slideshows.

You then continue to build out your ad as normal. You'll notice an "Add" button where you can utilize multiple "Text" "options. See below for a screenshot example:

Facebook Dynamic Creative
Upload multiple ad copy versions and then let Facebook optimize.

You can even test multiple headlines. Not every user is going to like the same combination of advertisement. In the example below, I am testing to see if our users like the word "Tap" or "Click" better. I am also testing one headline with an emoji and one headline with more traditional typed out arrow. ----->

Facebook Dynamic Creative
Will "Tap" work better? Will "Click" work better? We will find out!

This is just a little intro to Dynamic Creative and how to get started using the feature. What are your thoughts on this feature? We've been hearing really great things about combining Facebook Dynamic Creative with CBO.

Has anyone tried this method? Comment below and let us know! Have a great day everyone and Happy Hunting. 🙂

About Tim Burd

Tim Burd is a public speaker, consultant, and serial entrepreneur who’s been called the “Godfather of Facebook Advertising” for his many years of supporting and empowering digital marketers.

Tim’s Facebook Ad Buyers Group is the largest community of online advertisers in the world. He is the co-founder of AdLeaks, an exclusive subscription-based community, and resource for digital marketing and business growth.

In addition to hosting Mastermind workshops and events, Tim has been featured on publications and platforms ranging from Forbes and Bloomberg to Buzzfeed and Bravo.

Tim Burd lives in Newport Beach, California, and works with clients worldwide as a high-end advertising consultant and business development expert.

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