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As Reels continue to increasingly grow across Meta’s platforms, the company is expanding ad options within the short form videos. First launched last year, Meta’s ad options for Reels are now available to more creators and brands. Additionally, new ad formats have been added to Reels as well.

 

The more people watch and engage with Reels, the more opportunity it offers advertisers to drive their promotions. Advertisers can now promote apps via Reels, apply free music to single image ads, and use Inventory Filters to manage ad placement.


The new music optimization feature is meant to help with promotion of single image ads in Reels. Using this option, advertisers can use free music from Meta’s Sound Collection library to add to their single image Reels ads.

 



Since single image ads are relatively more challenging to promote than ads in a video format, adding music can help enhance their presence, hence greater possibility of engagement. According to Meta’s insights, “ads with both music and voice-over show a +15-point statistically significant higher average positive response score than those without sound.”

 

The Inventory Filter is designed to enable advertisers to control the type of monetizable content that can appear above and below an ad. For instance, with Expanded Inventory, you can choose to show ads next to content that complies with Meta’s Community Standards and meets its monetization eligibility criteria. Using Moderate Inventory, your ads are displayed next to content excluding that which may be considered high risk. Lastly, Limited Inventory allows you to place ads next to content excluding that which may be considered both high and medium risk.

 


Meta Adds New Ad Options in Reels, Expands Reels Ads to More Creators and Brands



As Reels continue to increasingly grow across Meta’s platforms, the company is expanding ad options within the short form videos. First launched last year, Meta’s ad options for Reels are now available to more creators and brands. Additionally, new ad formats have been added to Reels as well.

 

The more people watch and engage with Reels, the more opportunity it offers advertisers to drive their promotions. Advertisers can now promote apps via Reels, apply free music to single image ads, and use Inventory Filters to manage ad placement.


The new music optimization feature is meant to help with promotion of single image ads in Reels. Using this option, advertisers can use free music from Meta’s Sound Collection library to add to their single image Reels ads.

 



Since single image ads are relatively more challenging to promote than ads in a video format, adding music can help enhance their presence, hence greater possibility of engagement. According to Meta’s insights, “ads with both music and voice-over show a +15-point statistically significant higher average positive response score than those without sound.”

 

The Inventory Filter is designed to enable advertisers to control the type of monetizable content that can appear above and below an ad. For instance, with Expanded Inventory, you can choose to show ads next to content that complies with Meta’s Community Standards and meets its monetization eligibility criteria. Using Moderate Inventory, your ads are displayed next to content excluding that which may be considered high risk. Lastly, Limited Inventory allows you to place ads next to content excluding that which may be considered both high and medium risk.

 


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