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# How to Set Up an Ad Personalization Campaign?

## Video Tutorial

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/Oow7Lc854VY?si=q-kAc9UDbWzGH2IU>" %}

### Step-by-Step Guide:

#### Step 1: Navigate to Personalization

Click **Personalization** in the left-hand navigation bar.

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#### Step 2: Choose where you are starting from

**Step 2.1: If you are creating a campaign for a new URL**

1. Click **Add New Page**

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2. Paste your page URL

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If your URL redirects, Fibr will automatically update it to the final destination URL. This helps keep your campaigns tied to the right page.

{% hint style="info" %}
The system automatically adjusts the URL to the correct one in case in redirects to a different URL.
{% endhint %}

**Step 2.2: If you are creating a campaign for an existing URL**

1. Find the URL and click **View Campaigns**

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2. Click "**Create Campaign"**

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#### Step 3: Select Ad Personalization

Choose **Ad Personalization** from the list of personalization types.

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#### Step 4: Add Campaign Details

Give your campaign a descriptive name and connect Google Analytics to get better, data-driven recommendations.

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{% hint style="success" %}
**We Recommend Connecting Google Analytics (GA4)**

Toggle on "Connect Google Analytics" to unlock more accurate personalization suggestions. When connected, Fibr will:

* Analyze real user behavior (scroll depth, time on page, bounce rate, and more)
* Use audience insights to make recommendations that match your actual traffic patterns
  {% endhint %}

#### Step 5: Choose Your Ad Platform

Select whether you're personalizing for Google Ads or Meta Ads.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Your ad platform must be integrated with Fibr before you can create an ads personalization campaign. If you haven't connected your account yet:

* [Integrate Google Ads](/integrations/integrate-google-ads.md)
* [Integrate Meta Ads](/integrations/integrate-meta-ads.md)
  {% endhint %}

#### Step 6: Select Ads to Personalize

After choosing your platform, Fibr reviews your active ads and suggests the top performers with the highest potential for conversion improvement.

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Select the ads you want to personalize and click **Next** to generate custom variants for each one.

**Personalization Options:**

* **For Google Ads:** Personalize by Keywords, Ad Groups, or Campaigns
* **For Meta Ads:** Personalize by individual Ads, Ad Sets, or Campaigns

#### Step 7: Review Personalization Suggestions

Fibr automatically selects which page elements to personalize for better conversions. This includes text, images, styles, and pop-ups.

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Review each suggestion based on Fibr's AI reasoning and your campaign goals. You can manually select or deselect elements if you want more control over what changes.

Once you're happy with the selections, click **Create Variants**.

#### Step 8: Configure Your Variants

Fibr generates personalized variants for each selected ad. Now you'll set up tracking and testing parameters.

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**Add Your Success Metric:** Choose what you want to track (like form submissions, purchases, or sign-ups).

{% content-ref url="/pages/9myh5iCdg2jcysjtvyDl" %}
[Success Metric in Fibr Campaigns](/tracking-and-analytics/success-metric-in-fibr-campaigns.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

**Set Your Holdout Percentage**\
Decide what percentage of visitors should see the original page as a control group. This helps you measure the impact of personalization.

{% hint style="info" %}
The default holdout is 10%, and we recommend a minimum of 5% for reliable results.
{% endhint %}

#### Step 9: Publish Your Campaign

Click **Publish** to make your campaign live immediately, or **Schedule** to launch it at a specific date and time.

**Congratulations!** Your ad personalization campaign is now running. Visitors clicking your selected ads will see personalized landing pages that match their expectations, while your holdout group sees the original version for comparison.


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