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With Confect you can design your Catalog Ads on Meta and other platforms to unleash their super-powers.
📈 Increase your revenue with better Catalog Ads:
Creating designs in Confect is easy, with the drag-and-drop design editor.
No code and no technical skills are required - and there are even templates, elements, and plenty of inspiration.
💖 Catalog Ads that are building your brand:
With Confect, you can use all your brand assets in Catalog Ads and outshine the competition.
No matter how your brand looks, you can unfold it in Confect with your own images, texts, colors, and even fonts.
📣 Scale your campaigns with Catalog ads:
With Confect you can switch the designs of your Catalog Ads based on all your campaigns.
Swap between your always-on design(s) and campaign design(s) in just a few clicks, or schedule your designs to update automatically.
Try Confect for free at https://confect.io
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