It's likely they reduced advertising spend across the board, while cutting Facebook entirely.
> You can’t have you’re cake and eat it too, either Facebook advertising was effective and they are harming their own business by cutting Facebook advertising (Suggesting there is more than money involved in the decision), or Facebook advertising is a waste of money in which case they won’t just quietly turn it back on as you claim.
Of course there is real money involved. But the current political/ economic situation has made Facebook advertising less valuable than it was previously.
> You can’t have you’re cake and eat it too, either Facebook advertising was effective and they are harming their own business by cutting Facebook advertising (Suggesting there is more than money involved in the decision), or Facebook advertising is a waste of money in which case they won’t just quietly turn it back on as you claim.
Of course there is real money involved. But the current political/ economic situation has made Facebook advertising less valuable than it was previously.
Things changed which made this an easy call.