FACEBOOK BUSINESS MANAGER HOW TO

So think Agencies, or larger businesses with multiple admins. The Facebook Business Manager is best when you have a team of people working on multiple Pages or Ad Accounts. When do you need the Facebook Business Manager? You can have multiple Ad accounts under one Business Manager and multiple Pages. You will see all the Pages or Ads Accounts that you are given access to on the main page. When you navigate to the Business Manager area your initial screen is different. Some people may not even realize they have transitioned over to the Business Manager but you can tell for sure by the gray bar at the top of the Page. The Pages and Ads Manager and Power Editor all function the same once you access those areas, the Business Manager is just a central hub for managing the accounts. You can easily give different people on your team different levels of access to each Facebook Page or Ads Account in your management portfolio. Think of it as an “umbrella” that the Page and the Ad Account lives under. Facebook released the Business Manager in 2014 and it’s main purpose is to make Pages and Ad Accounts easier and more secure to work on for teams of people.

The Facebook Business Manager is just another way to access Pages and Advertising Accounts.

FACEBOOK BUSINESS MANAGER HOW TO

There are a lot of misconceptions going around about the Business Manager and in this post you will learn when you should use it, how to get started using it, and some of the pitfalls with using it.

Have you heard about Facebook’s Business Manager and just want it explained in simple terms? Should you be using the Facebook Business Manager? When don’t you need to use it?

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