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Case Study

Personalize Marketing Platform

Marketing platform for retail businesses that need to create Facebook ad campaigns for many store locations from one place.

  • Target Scale
    25-250

    stores in a typical customer network

  • Platform
    WordPress + React

    custom backend with app-like screens

  • Integration
    Facebook API

    campaigns, ads, creatives, and audiences

  • Delivery
    Development Team

    MVP build and ongoing product work

Personalize campaign builder with ad copy controls and a Facebook ad preview
Marketers can prepare campaign copy, choose creative, and review the ad preview in one workspace.
Snapshot

One place to manage local store campaigns

Personalize started as an MVP and grew into a product for teams that need to create, review, and publish Facebook campaigns across many store locations.

Tools used

WordPress, PHP, ACF, ReactJS, custom plugins and tables, Facebook Marketing API, and AI copy support.

What it helps with

Central marketing teams can create campaigns once, adapt them for many stores, and avoid repetitive manual setup.

Challenge

Many stores, many ads, one team managing it all

The product had to help marketers create local campaign versions without manually rebuilding the same work for every store.

  • Campaigns needed local versions for many store locations.
  • Publishing had to work with Facebook API rules and limits.
  • Marketers needed screens that felt familiar if they already used Facebook Ads Manager.
  • The data grew beyond what made sense to store only in default WordPress meta fields.
Solution

A custom campaign tool built on WordPress

The Development Team combined WordPress, React, Facebook API work, AI copy support, and custom tables as the product grew.

Campaigns and Facebook API

  • Facebook Marketing API was used for campaigns, ads, creatives, audiences, and publishing.
  • Central templates helped create store-level campaign versions.
  • Preview and review screens were shaped around patterns marketers already knew.

Data, AI, and growth

  • Custom database tables were added where default WordPress meta fields became too limiting.
  • Data and sync work was adjusted as store and campaign volume grew.
  • AI helped suggest ad copy variations, while marketers still reviewed content before publishing.
Workflow

From one template to many store campaigns

The platform lets a central team start with one campaign idea and turn it into local versions for many stores.

  1. Step 01

    Template

    Marketing team creates the main campaign template.

  2. Step 02

    Localize

    Store versions are created for location, audience, and schedule needs.

  3. Step 03

    AI Assist

    AI suggests copy options for marketers to review.

  4. Step 04

    Review

    Marketers check and approve campaign versions before publishing.

  5. Step 05

    Publish

    Campaigns are sent through the Facebook API and kept in sync.

Outcomes

A product that grew beyond the first MVP

Marketing teams could manage local campaigns across many stores from one place.
The MVP grew into a longer-term product instead of staying a one-off build.
WordPress was used as the backend for app-like campaign screens built with React.
Custom tables helped keep larger store and campaign data easier to work with.
Facebook API publishing and sync were built into the campaign flow.
AI copy suggestions helped speed up variation work while keeping marketer review in place.
Next step

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