Are my Facebook ads fatigued? Check the signs
Answer three short questions about frequency, click-through rate and audience type, and see whether it is fatigue or something normal.
Falling results and a rising frequency do not always mean fatigue. A tired creative, a used-up audience and a normal retargeting audience each need a different response. This tool asks about frequency, click-through rate and audience type, then ranks the likely causes. For the theory, read frequency too high and creative fatigue.
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How it works
- Pick the symptom closest to what you see.
- Answer the short questions. Choose Not sure when you do not know, it adds nothing.
- Each answer adds weight to the causes it points to. The heaviest ones become your shortlist, with checks and guides.
How to use the result
Treat the result as a shortlist, not a verdict. Run the first check before you change anything, change one thing at a time, and give each change time before judging. If the first cause is ruled out, move to the next one.
Common questions
How does this tool decide?
Each answer adds weight to the causes it points to, and the causes with the most weight are listed first. There is no AI and no guessing: the rules are fixed and match our troubleshooting guides.
Does it need my ad account?
No. It only uses your answers, runs in your browser, and sends nothing to us.
What if two causes look equally likely?
Check them in the order listed, starting with the cheapest check. Change one thing at a time so you can tell what worked.
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