Looking for a complete and up-to-date Facebook interests list? You’ll find it here, together with a tutorial on how to find “hidden” interests. Source: The Complete Facebook Interests List (2021)
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In response to Apple’s iOS 14 update, Facebook has launched Facebook Conversions API to give advertisers a new, more private way to track advertising data. Source: Facebook Conversions API: Everything Marketers Need to Know
Check out this blog to find out what the consequences of Apple’s iOS 14 update will be for advertisers and how to prepare with Facebook’s Conversions API! Source: All you need to know about Facebook’s Conversions API | The Next Ad
Wondering how iOS 14 and other pixel-blockers will impact your Facebook marketing? Did you know that the Facebook Conversions API can help? In this article, you’ll discover how to set up the Facebook Conversions API so you can more accurately measure your Facebook and Instagram marketing activities. Source: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/facebook-conversions-api-what-marketers-need-to-know
Apple has announced changes with iOS 14 that will affect how Facebook receive and process conversion events from tools like the Facebook pixel. Source: Preparing your Facebook Ads for Apple iOS 14 Changes
Domain verification on Facebook simply means that a business owner is claiming their brand’s domain for use on Facebook. With upcoming changes to Facebook ads manager functionality due to Apple iOS14 privacy policy updates, anyone who advertises on Facebook needs to verify their domain. So, how do you verify your domain? Source: https://www.swellomarketing.com/blog/why-your-domain-needs-to-be-verified-on-facebook-and-how-to-do-it
These new tracking rules mean that Facebook can only track one event per interaction with your ad — meaning that if a user went to your website, made a search, viewed content, added to cart, and initiated checkout, Facebook would only track and report ONE of those events, based on your prioritization. Source: https://www.swellomarketing.com/blog/the-magic-eight-facebook-events