Over the past few months, Facebook has put a lot of effort into simplifying its advertising offerings. So what does the company have now? Facebook Strategic Preferred Marketing Developer Nanigans created an infographic clearly showing the newest Facebook ad units.
Nanigans broke down the dimensional difference between Facebook’s desktop and mobile ad products, such as the photo page post and the mobile app install ad, so marketers can make sure their images are optimized.
Click on the image below for the full-size infographic.
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This story was first published on Inside Facebook.
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