On the surface I'd assume videos have an advantage over stills but of course they take longer to produce. I shoot ads with my camera for my clients yet my ads aren't showing me the results I necessarily want. Maybe that has something to do with our $10 a day budget but I'm not sure. Help!

I've tested three different versions of a real estate ad designed to attract Realtors to my agency—but every time, it ends up bringing in home buyers instead. Here’s what I’ve already done to keep the messaging Realtor-specific: 1. Clear hook and CTA: Each ad explicitly calls out the audience — e.g. “Realtors: Get Your Realtor Chatbot”. 2. Direct opening line: The first line always addresses Realtors directly — e.g. “Are you a Realtor?” or “Dear Real Estate Broker,”. 3. Creative testing: I’ve tried multiple ad variations targeting Realtors and ran them through Ad Critic for feedback to ensure it would not be mistaken as an ad for homebuyers. 4. Aligned landing page: The landing page copy and visuals also speak directly to Realtors. I know we aren't suppose to use detailed targeting with the Andromeda update, but I’m still seeing Facebook deliver these ads primarily to home buyers. Question: What else can I do to improve this B2B ad and better “force” Facebook to recognize it’s intended for Realtors—not consumers?