When testing creatives on Facebook, should you test all creatives within a single ad set, or give each its own ad set?
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I always test within a single ad set -- this allows Facebook to tell you which ads perform best via its budget allocation deliberation.
Although, thinking about this, I suppose you would achieve the same thing by splitting the creatives out into their own ad sets, assuming the campaign was running CBO. But that's more work.
I also put the test ad sets in a wholly separate campaign / ad account so that their performance doesn't impact delivery on live, scaled ad sets.
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we prefer to test within a single ad set -> so underperforming ads dont get a ton of spend and result in wasted spend.
if you test in separate ad sets, each ad set(and hence ad) ends up with non-trivial amounts of spend.
that said, we do know of advertisers who have more leeway with testing budgets that run creative tests in separate ad sets.
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