November 2025 Release Notes
Latest platform updates including new campaign automation features, audience targeting improvements, and reporting enhancements.
Monthly product updates covering new features, improvements, and platform enhancements across Metadata.
Latest platform updates including new campaign automation features, audience targeting improvements, and reporting enhancements.
Updates to campaign experimentation, new integration capabilities, and performance optimization features.
Summer updates including new audience segment types, enhanced bid optimization, and reporting dashboard improvements.
Platform improvements across campaign management, lead enrichment, and multi-channel orchestration.
Spring updates focused on AI agent capabilities, audience targeting precision, and analytics enhancements.
New features for campaign experimentation, budget optimization, and integration ecosystem expansion.
Start-of-year updates with new AI-powered campaign recommendations, enhanced audience insights, and workflow automation.
Year-end platform updates including performance improvements, new reporting dimensions, and API enhancements.
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