This way you can separate Portrait vs Couple vs Brand sessions.
Step 3. Name & Categorise
Example: "Portrait Booking Completed"
Category: Schedule or Lead (depending on what you track).
⚠️ Pitfall: Be specific. Don't just call it "Booking" — create separate ones for different services if possible.
Step 4. Use in Campaigns
When creating a Conversion campaign:
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Under Conversion Location → Website, select your Pixel
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In Conversion Event, pick your Custom Conversion (e.g., "Portrait Booking Completed")
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Meta now optimises delivery to people most likely to complete that exact action
Step 5. Why Photographers Need This
Clarity in results
→ Instead of "100 clicks," you'll see "7 portrait bookings."
Better optimisation
→ Meta shows ads to people more likely to book, not random visitors.
Separate goals
→ You can run one ad set optimised for Portrait sessions and another for Brand clients.
Retargeting
→ Build audiences of "people who started but didn't finish booking."
Boostie's Pro Tips for Photographers
Always create at least one Custom Conversion for "Booking Completed."
If you offer multiple session types → create one for each.
Check reports weekly — stop judging ads by likes/clicks, focus on actual bookings.
Use Custom Conversions as retargeting triggers (ex: "visited booking page but not in conversion audience").
👉 In simple words: Custom Conversions turn your ads from "maybe they saw me" into "I know exactly how many clients booked because of this campaign."
This was just one example of how your ad campaigns and monetization pathway can be structured.
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