Ad naming convention

An ad naming convention is a fixed pattern for campaign, ad set and ad names so a report can be sliced by parts of the name.

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Definition

An ad naming convention is a fixed pattern for campaign, ad set and ad names so a report can be sliced by parts of the name.

How to use it

A common pattern joins a few fields with a separator, for example market, objective, audience, creative ID and version. The point is not the exact fields but that everyone fills them the same way.

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