This video is about the recent changes to Facebook ads tracking, specifically the retirement of aggregated event measurement, which has caused issues with reporting and data accuracy for advertisers.
This video by Ben Heath was published on Jun 27, 2023. Video length: 07:53.
This YouTube video discusses the recent changes to Facebook ads tracking, specifically related to iOS 14.5.
The video explains that the aggregated event measurement tool, which was causing issues with reporting and accuracy of data, has been retired. This means that advertisers no longer need to set up and prioritize web events or verify their domain. The video highlights that this change is beneficial for advertisers who generate conversions via third-party websites, as they can now track conversions without needing to verify domain ownership. The video also mentions that the Facebook pixel still needs to be installed on websites for tracking purposes.
Overall, the video emphasizes that these changes simplify the tracking process and bring it back to the pre-iOS 14.5 state.
Facebook ads tracking has undergone a massive change since the release of iOS 14.5.
Aggregated event measurement, which caused issues with reporting and data accuracy, has been retired.
Verification of domains is no longer necessary, saving advertisers time and effort.
Advertisers can now optimize for more than eight web events.
This change simplifies the tracking process and reduces the technical complexity for advertisers.