Here’s the truth: It’s not about what works in theory—it’s about what works for you
“So… does video work better than images?”
We get asked this a lot.
At events.
On webinars.
In DMs from marketers who’ve been running ads for years.
And honestly? We totally understand why.
You’ve probably heard it all before:
And while we love a good success story, here’s what we’ve learned after 8+ years managing Facebook and Instagram ads across millions of pounds in ad spend:
It’s not about what sounds good.
It’s about what actually works—for you.
We’ve run campaigns where a beautifully edited video absolutely smashed it.
And others where a simple static image outperformed every other creative.
There’s no golden rule.
No guaranteed “winner.”
No one-size-fits-all shortcut.
Because what works for one offer, one funnel, one audience—might totally flop for another.
That’s why when someone asks us “What’s better—video or images?” our answer is always:
Because the truth is…
This is where we plant our flag:
We don’t build campaigns based on opinions—we build them based on performance.
At Impactful Marketing, we believe the best decisions come from the best data.
We don’t:
We do:
Because we’re not just here to make things look good.
We’re here to make things perform.
If you’re asking whether to use video or images in your Facebook ads, that’s a great question.
But don’t stop there.
Ask: “What’s the goal of this campaign?”
“What do my audience respond to?”
“What creative has actually delivered results?”
And if you don’t know the answers yet?
That’s okay.
That’s what testing is for.
And that’s what we’re here to help with.
Because in the end, data is the real decision-maker.
And when you’ve got a strategic partner who knows how to read it, test it, and adapt fast?
That’s when your marketing really takes off.
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