Facebook wants to make our life easier and that’s why it has just announced the Preview of ads in the Ad Manager. Just to refresh your memory, earlier this month Facebook gave you the opportunity to preview how your ads will look on the News Feed.
Therefore, Ad Managers can now see how their ads would look like and appear on the right hand section, while still being in the edit section.
It is important to note, that if you want to use more than one picture, now you will be able to see how each image will appear, but for images smaller than 600 x 225 they will continue to appear in the older Newsfeed ad format.
You can find out more about how you can preview your ad, by entering the Help center on Facebook’s official blog, where the whole process is described in detail.
Any concerns? No? Good.
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