Product Promotion

Ad Diagnosis Tool

The new Ad Diagnosis Tool provides a comprehensive analysis of your ads across four essential areas: Balance, Bidding, Budget, and Continuance. This article will guide you through each diagnostic area, explaining how this new tool can help you enhance your advertising strategy.



1. Balance: Maintaining Sufficient Ads Funds


The Balance section evaluates your ad account balance to ensure that you have sufficient funds to run your ads without interruption. Keeping a healthy budget prevents ads from pausing, leading to lost GMV opportunities.


Balance Recommendations



2. Bidding: Improving Ad's Exposure and Competitiveness


The Bidding diagnosis helps to identify potential bid issues and provides recommendations for ads struggling to get impressions to reach your target audience. Effective bidding is essential for maximizing ad placements and ensuring your ads reach the right audience.


Bid Recommendations



3. Budget: Maintaining Sufficient Daily Ads Budget


The Budget diagnosis helps you assess how effectively your ads budget is being utilised. Setting a sufficient daily budget prevents your ads from getting interrupted in the middle of the day especially on big campaign dates.


Budget Recommendations



4. Continuance: Stability for Optimal Performance


The Continuance diagnosis evaluates how frequently your ads are changed, including status updates, bid changes. Frequent changes can disrupt your ad performance and hinder learning algorithms.


Continuance Recommendations



Summary:

The new Ad Diagnosis Tool is designed to empower advertisers by providing actionable insights across four critical areas. By understanding the health of your ads through Balance, Bidding, Budget, and Continuance, you can make informed decisions that lead to improved performance and higher returns on your advertising investments.


Ready to enhance your advertising strategy? Start using our Ad Diagnosis Tool today and watch your campaigns thrive!


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