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Vendor reportLocaliQ, 2026

Beauty and Personal Care led traffic-campaign click-through rate at 2.73%

Performance measurement



Facebook Ads Benchmarks 2026: Traffic Objective: Average Facebook Ads Click-Through Rate by Industry, Traffic Objective (2026)

Facebook Ads Benchmarks 2026: Traffic Objective: Average Facebook Ads Click-Through Rate by Industry, Traffic Objective (2026)
IndustryAverage click-through rate (%)
Animals & Pets1.85%
Apparel/Fashion & Jewelry1.51%
Arts & Entertainment2.71%
Attorneys & Legal Services1.77%
Automotive (For Sale)1.47%
Automotive (Repair, Service & Parts)1.51%
Beauty & Personal Care2.73%
Business Services1.64%
Dentists & Dental Services1.55%
Education & Instruction1.5%
Finance & Insurance1.46%
Furniture1.9%
Health & Fitness1.86%
Home & Home Improvement1.76%
Industrial & Commercial2.06%
Personal Services1.93%
Physicians & Surgeons1.9%
Real Estate2.37%
Restaurants & Food2.68%
Shopping, Collectibles & Gifts1.88%
Sports & Recreation1.77%
Travel2.28%
Reader Note:
Based on 1,892 US-based social advertising campaigns running between April 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026. The report says its “averages” are technically median figures to account for outliers. This figure is for Facebook traffic campaigns by industry; the source does not state the campaign count per industry.
Evidence:
Observed behaviour
Vendor interest:
Moderate — This comes from a company with a commercial interest in this market, so it is not a neutral source.
Sample:
1,892 US-based social advertising campaigns running between April 1, 2025 and June 30, 2026; selection method not disclosed.

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  • This comes from a company with a commercial interest in this market, so it is not a neutral source.

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