Why wouldn’t you? Well… the one thing that makes some Agents cautious about this ad type is that it does require Campaigntrack to have a higher level of access to your Facebook page. The reason for this is that when an ad generates a query, this is saved into your facebook page in a hard-to-find location, and Campaigntrack extracts these leads and sends them to you like any other AIM enquiry – but we can only do this if we have Admin access. If you grant this access, then we can use this great new ad type in your campaigns and the campaigns will, simply, work better.

 

Its all about convenience. Since Facebook already knows your name, email and mobile, Facebook pre-fills all this in within Facebook to save the effort of a user having to do this in the website. AIM includes a ‘reason for enquiry’ mandatory question to stop accidental lead submission.

If you look at the screenshots of the ads, you can see that they look like any other Facebook ad until you click the ‘Learn More’ button and then a form within Facebook appears. The other great benefit of this ad type is that it is not hampered by Apple’s privacy settings with data sharing.

Lastly, its worth noting that ads after filling in the form and submitting, they also have the ability to click a button to visit the actual web page.

 

Agent AIM subscriptions, and (currently) AIM Pro and above for property sales will support this ad type if enabled.