fbpx

Facebook Metrics

Relevance score

Definition: Facebook’s Relevance Score is a rating between 1-10 which estimates how resonant the ad is with your target audience. It is shown after your ad has received over 500 impressions.

How it’s used: The relevance score of an ad is an estimation of how well your ad is responding with your target audience. The higher the relevance score, the better the ad is perceived to be performing.

If the score is high, it is more likely than competing ads to be shown to the target audience. So, an ad of 10 would be considered more relevant than an ad ranked 1.

The relevance score is determined by the following factors:
– how well the ad is performing
– positive feedback (for example clicks, video views, app installs)
– negative feedback (a user clicking “Hide ad”)

Recent Blogs

DAW Discussion: Alternatives to GA4
Dec 6 2023 | by Dom

Data Analytics Wednesday is the monthly industry meet up for data and analytics minded people (which we also sponsor!). The topic for this month’s meet up was a spicy...

Maximising Website Performance with Google Analytics 4: A Performance Optimisation Guide
Nov 21 2023 | by Vincent

What is Website Performance? Before we get into how Google Analytics 4 (GA4) can optimise your website or digital product’s performance, it’s important to define performance. When discussing website...

Measurecamp 2023
Nov 7 2023 | by Wayne

A year has passed and Measurecamp is back! MeasureCamp Sydney is graciously sponsored by Google Cloud and serves as our local iteration of the global Digital Analytics conference. It...

Looking to start using GA4?

X