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How do FB Reach and Frequency compare to the Action buying type for hyper-casual games?

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Has anyone tried using Reach and Frequency buying type to run app install camapign for (hyper) casual games? What's the difference between Auction? Is it a recommended practice? Thanks in advance!

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asked Jun 7, 2019 by Sherryyang (150 points)

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