Facebook Business Manager is a brilliant tool that you can use to manage your ads on Facebook and Instagram. It's as smart as it sounds cool - but it's also a world of its own, with a wealth of options and features that can make it seem a little complex at first.
If this is your first venture into Business Manager on Facebook, or you're just interested in learning more about the programme, read on.
In short, your Business Manager is a central hub where you can gather all your business information and material for SoMe marketing one place. This means you can access and manage all your assets related to Facebook advertising and Instagram advertising to do from one platform - instead of having it spread out or linked to your private account. Assets include, for example, pages, ad accounts, user-identified audiences and the like. Facebook Business is an easy and effective solution for sharing access to your business assets both across your team and with external partner agencies. The application allows you to see who is working on what, as well as what permissions each employee has on the different pages.
To recap, here are four overarching reasons why Facebook Business Manager is a smart tool:
If your business has reached a size where it is appropriate to share access to your company's assets among several employees, partners or external agencies, it is a good idea to consider using Business Manager.
As I've mentioned before, Facebook Business Manager includes a ton of different features - some more relevant than others. It's therefore a good idea to familiarise yourself with a few of the features that you're sure to become acquainted with. I've selected a few features that will give you a good starting point to get started with Business Manager:
Another relevant feature that you will certainly get to know is company surveys. It is here that you will find your company's Business ID, which you will need if, for example, you need to be set up as a partner in another Business Manager.
So, why was the ad account particularly relevant? Ads aren't just a relevant marketing tool for larger companies or those already active on Facebook. The purpose of ads is to get your business and your products or services in front of as many potential customers as possible. In this way, your awareness is increased and wider awareness increases the likelihood of sales, which is presumably a common interest for businesses of all sizes.
With Business Manager, you can easily create ads through an ad account. The ad account allows you to target your ads on Facebook based on information and data about your customers, and you can also track your results from it.
Does it seem overwhelming to dive into the deep hole that is Facebook Business Manager? Don't worry - there's no need to spend late nights watching 'How To' YouTube videos or reading cumbersome guides. At Webamp , we're experts in Facebook Business Manager and Facebook marketing.
Contact me or one of my colleagues at Webamp on tel. 70 60 50 28 or by email at info@webamp.dk.
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