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Meta adds branching end pages to instant forms
Matias Axel Ramayo has flagged that Meta now supports two or more end pages for instant forms, branching on the user's answers. Depending on how someone responds to a question, the form can route them to end page 1, end page 2, and so on, including to options that disqualify a lead entirely.
What changed
The branching gives advertisers a way to personalise the closing screen based on response, which is useful for tailoring follow-up messaging or filtering out unqualified leads within the form itself rather than afterwards.
Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means lead-generation advertisers can tailor the form's final screen to each respondent and screen out poor-fit leads before they enter the pipeline. Worth mapping form logic so qualifying answers reach a tailored next step, and disqualifying ones are handled cleanly.
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Meta adds branching end pages to instant forms
Matias Axel Ramayo has flagged that Meta now supports two or more end pages for instant forms, branching on the user's answers. Depending on how someone responds to a question, the form can route them to end page 1, end page 2, and so on, including to options that disqualify a lead entirely.
The branching gives advertisers a way to personalise the closing screen based on response, which is useful for tailoring follow-up messaging or filtering out unqualified leads within the form itself rather than afterwards.
For you, this means lead-generation advertisers can tailor the form's final screen to each respondent and screen out poor-fit leads before they enter the pipeline. Worth mapping form logic so qualifying answers reach a tailored next step, and disqualifying ones are handled cleanly.
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