Question: How can I switch this off in a campaign where there is no checkbox? I'm running a sales campaign to my warm audience only and this expand option doesn't make any sense in this situation.
@@imalvaroberrios Below the targeting details there is a text that says "Advantage Detailtargeting has been enabled". But no checkbox or any option to change that.
@@imalvaroberrios Thanks for You advice. But if I duplicate the campagin is exactly the same situation. They just activate the option with no way to uncheck it. If I set up a completely new idential campagin there's is no checkbox either. Seems like Meta want to force people to use their new tarheting option...
@@TimoBrandtMusic you don't need to duplicate the campaign, you just need to duplicate the ad set. For the duplicated ad set, it should let you unselect the checkbox. In the interfaces I'm working in, I can still edit the checkbox. If it doesn't I would say it's a glitch in the interface which happens pretty often. If you have a Facebook ads rep, I would reach out to him/her.
It's probably because you're seeing the updated interface. Here's how you can go back to the old interface th-cam.com/video/HNp-09EWDIc/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
Question: How can I switch this off in a campaign where there is no checkbox? I'm running a sales campaign to my warm audience only and this expand option doesn't make any sense in this situation.
Are you sure there is no checkbox? If not, my guess would be that this is not enabled for your campaign
@@imalvaroberrios Below the targeting details there is a text that says "Advantage Detailtargeting has been enabled". But no checkbox or any option to change that.
@@TimoBrandtMusic you're going to have to duplicate the ad set, and in the duplicated one uncheck the box before you publish it.
@@imalvaroberrios Thanks for You advice. But if I duplicate the campagin is exactly the same situation. They just activate the option with no way to uncheck it. If I set up a completely new idential campagin there's is no checkbox either. Seems like Meta want to force people to use their new tarheting option...
@@TimoBrandtMusic you don't need to duplicate the campaign, you just need to duplicate the ad set. For the duplicated ad set, it should let you unselect the checkbox. In the interfaces I'm working in, I can still edit the checkbox. If it doesn't I would say it's a glitch in the interface which happens pretty often. If you have a Facebook ads rep, I would reach out to him/her.
experiencing the same problem. I dont have the check box.
It's probably because you're seeing the updated interface. Here's how you can go back to the old interface th-cam.com/video/HNp-09EWDIc/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared