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How to boost performance of my campaigns?

Best practices for headlines, descriptions, images, product feeds and landing pages that improve your campaign performance in Tanganica.

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Well-prepared assets are key to better ad performance, relevance and conversions. Here’s a simple guide to help you set up headlines, descriptions, images, product feeds and optimise your landing pages.

1. Headlines (Text Assets)

Best practices:

  • Keep them clear, short and easy to understand

  • Include important keywords and main product benefits

  • Highlight discounts, new arrivals, popular items or exclusive offers to stand out

2. Descriptions

Short descriptions

Use short text to quickly introduce your brand or product and capture attention.

Long descriptions
Add more details about features, benefits or promotions to encourage users to visit your site.

3. Image Assets

  • Use images of your best-selling or most attractive products

  • Choose clean, high-quality visuals in appealing environments

  • Make sure the product is clearly visible and understandable at first glance

4. Product Feed Quality

A high-quality product feed is essential, especially for Google Shopping and Performance Max campaigns.

Make sure that:

  • Titles, prices and descriptions are accurate and up to date

  • All data meets advertising platform requirements

  • The feed is regularly updated to avoid disapprovals or performance drops

5. Landing Page & Website Quality

  • Improve loading speed (especially on mobile)

  • Check diagnostics in the app to identify weak spots and fix technical issues

  • A smooth user experience increases conversions and improves ad efficiency

6. Continuous Feedback & Data Analysis

  • Regularly review campaign performance (conversion rate, clicks, orders)

  • Compare results with goals or previous periods

  • Adjust bids, assets or product selection based on data insights

💡 Need help optimising your campaigns?
Write to us via Support in the app and we'll advise you.

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