- Spend
- $181.07
- Post eng.
- 8,449
- Reach
- 13,629
- Impressions
- 23,968
- Clicks
- 151
- CPC
- $1.20
All-time performance for the two video engagement campaigns run on Facebook & Instagram: the Whistler and Squamish audiences, broken down to each individual reel.
Reached more people at a lower cost. At $1.21 per click and 0.62% CTR, the Whistler audience engaged more efficiently than Squamish.
Solid engagement but pricier traffic. CPC ran $2.01 ($0.81 higher than Whistler) and CTR was about half, so each click cost more to earn.
New video 4 outperformed the rest by a wide margin. All four reels sat in the same ad set, so Meta tested them head-to-head. It identified New video 4 as the clear winner within the first days and pushed nearly all of the delivery to it. That concentration is deliberate: the platform funnels budget to the top performer on purpose, to get the most engagement out of every dollar. The share bar on each reel shows how the delivery landed.
We can force budget onto a specific reel any time we want to guarantee it airtime. In most cases, though, letting Meta decide produces stronger results, and here the winner was unmistakable.
$1.21 per click vs $2.01 in Squamish, and nearly double the click-through rate. The same creative simply converted attention to clicks more cheaply in Whistler.
Running four reels let Meta's optimisation pick the strongest, and New video 4 won decisively in both towns. That is now your proven creative to lead with and scale in the next flight.
Both ran 14 days, Jun 16–Jun 29, then paused. Combined that delivered 40,003 impressions and 14,476 post engagements for $287.09.
These were engagement-objective campaigns, so the strong signal is reach and post engagement (14,476 combined). Clicks are a secondary read; there is no purchase or lead tracking on these.