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How do I view the Facebook/Meta Ads performance report?

The Meta Ads report shows how your Facebook and Instagram ad spend is performing, including reach, lead volume, and the cost per lead from paid social campaigns.

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Go to the Reporting section in the left sidebar
Click Reporting in the left navigation menu to open the reporting dashboard. All ad channel reports are accessed from this section.
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Select the Facebook or Meta Ads report tab
Inside Reporting, look for the Facebook Ads or Meta Ads tab. Click it to open the paid social performance view. If you don't see it, your Meta Ads integration may not be active — contact your VMMG account manager to verify the connection.
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Set the date range
Use the date picker at the top of the report to set the period you want to review. For a standard monthly review, select the full prior calendar month. For day-to-day monitoring, Last 7 Days is a useful default.
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Review reach, impressions, clicks, spend, and leads
Meta campaigns for hair restoration typically run awareness and lead generation objectives. The key numbers to watch: reach (how many unique people saw the ad), cost per lead (total spend divided by leads), and lead volume. Meta leads are typically less qualified than Google search leads because they didn't search for hair restoration — they were shown the ad. Factor that into your expectations for lead-to-consult conversion rate.
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Compare Meta leads to your pipeline for true conversion data
The Meta report shows ad-platform data. For quality context, go to your Opportunities pipeline and look at leads tagged or sourced from Facebook/Instagram. How many became booked consultations? Meta leads often need more nurture touches before converting — if you're seeing low pipeline movement on Meta leads, flag it to your account manager rather than adjusting anything yourself.
Pro tip: Meta leads are often warmer to emotional content and before/after results, but colder on procedure specifics. If your Meta leads are asking basic questions ("does it actually work?"), that's normal — they need education before they're ready to book. The automated nurture sequence is designed to handle exactly this.