Creative diversification is not just about MORE.
Now that everyone is trying to get the most out of Meta Andromeda, the focus is on creative diversification. But most advertisers misinterpret this as meaning more ads. It may result in more ads, but not necessarily.
Here’s what creative diversification actually means…
Diverse Formats, Visuals, and Text
Creative diversification means that you’re leaning into different formats. So you’re providing static images, videos, and carousels. Not everyone consumes content the same way, and diverse options give you a better chance of reaching the right people.
Creative diversification means that there are distinct differences in your visuals, not just subtle variances. There was a time when advertisers would test the smallest of changes like CTA buttons, a single word, or a color. That’s no longer good enough.
And creative diversification means providing text options that are distinctly different as well. Not just a minor tweak with a word here or there. A distinct difference in tone, style, intended audience, or purpose.
All of this is so that you can appeal to different customer personas. These different groups consume content differently and respond to different creative and text. Your creative and text options should reflect that diversity.
Quality Over Quantity
And while your creative should be diverse, the quality is more important than the volume. The easy reaction is to use AI to pump out 50 ads per ad set. But many of those who attempted this approach have been disappointed.
Without quality control, diverse creative doesn’t guarantee results. It still needs to be good. It still needs to inspire action from your various groups of ideal customers.
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