right. you can (or used to be able to) add key words so if I was selling a New Holland baler I would certainly put JD and other brands in the key words (NOT in the ad itself). Yeah some on here will have a fit about that but its business and without advertising you have nothing (PT Barnum) so maximize your viewer. maybe you can persuade the JD shopper to look at and maybe buy your New Holland baler.
I have seen where some folks that don't advertise well. like washing machine with no brand or condition in the ad. or a guy that posted an ad for a deere brush hog but only put JD in the ad without John or Deere.
any yes FBook will send you stuff you may not want because the advertiser paid extra for FB to promote it so they send it to everyone which muddys things up so then nothing stands out.
I've looked for heat pumps and every A/C unit that looks like a heat pump (yeah the look the same) pops up even though nothing in the ad says heat pump. so some is by picture not necessarily text.
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