Free Guide
2026 Edition
Why winning on Meta has less to do with your best ad, and everything to do with how many ads you make.
What $1.29 billion in Meta ad spend, 578,750 creatives and 6,015 ad accounts reveal about how winning ads are actually found.

By the Numbers
Four findings from the guide, and what they say about where your winners come from.
Source: Motion, Creative Benchmarks 2026, an analysis of $1.29B in Meta ad spend from September 2025 to January 2026. Vidovo is not affiliated with Motion.
Nine short chapters, each a finding and what to do about it, plus a five-minute self-audit to run on your own Meta account.
Is This You?
They come from the guide's self-audit. If any of them takes more than a look at Ads Manager, the guide shows you where you stand and what to change first.
How many net-new ads do you launch each week?
Tier averages run from 2.8 to 18.8. Top-quartile accounts test about double their tier's average.
How many winners did you find last month?
Multiply your test count by your tier's hit rate, 4.0% to 8.8%. That is how many to expect.
What share of your spend sits behind winning ads?
The benchmark runs from 23% for the smallest accounts to 64% for enterprise. Below it, your account is short of candidates.
How old is your best ad?
Winners fatigue within months. If your top spender is over a quarter old with nothing queued behind it, your plateau is already scheduled.
Vidovo scores your last 90 days against your spend tier: your volume, your hit rate, your winners per month and how much of your budget sits behind them.