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Compare campaigns, ads, keywords, and posts

Understanding which parts of your strategy resonate (or fall flat) is the key to making smarter marketing decisions.

Updated over 4 months ago

How to create a comparison project?

Use comparison projects to spot trends, identify what’s working, and refine your next move.

  1. Go to Analyze > Compare

  2. Choose what you want to compare:

    • Campaigns, ad sets, or ads

    • Keywords (e.g., product names, competitors)

    • Individual posts

  3. Add up to 10 items to your comparison project

  4. Click "Create Project" and start exploring insights like:

    • Which campaigns get better sentiment?

    • Which platforms or placements generate more comments?

    • Which keywords or products are mentioned most—and how people feel about them?

🎯 Compare campaigns, ad sets, or ads

You can add up to 10 campaigns, ad sets, or ads per comparison project.

Use this to:

  • See which campaigns resonate better with your audience through sentiment analysis

  • Discover which platforms or ad placements get the most engagement

  • Analyze language breakdowns to understand where your comments are coming from


🧠 Compare keywords

You can add up to 10 keywords per comparison project.

Great for:

  • Tracking competitor mentions (add each competitor and your brand as keywords)

  • Comparing product mentions (add each product as a keyword)

Use this to:

  • See which products or competitors are mentioned most—and where (platforms, post types)

  • Understand sentiment by product to shape your messaging and product strategy

    💡 Watch for competitor mentions in paid post types—these can affect conversions more than you think.


📌 Compare posts

You can add up to 10 posts per comparison project.

Use this to:

  • Pinpoint which posts are resonating best, based on sentiment

  • Identify which platforms drive more comments

  • See which languages generate the most engagement

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