When do you need permissions?

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Even if you find it inconvenient to share an account, if multiple people use the same Facebook account, even temporarily, this is a violation of Facebook's Terms of Use.



If multiple people are managing Facebook ads, be sure to add them to the advertiser's ad account and set permissions for each member .

When do you need to add members to your Facebook ads?
Facebook Ads Add MembersWhen would you need to add additional members to your Facebook ads?

When running Facebook ads, the usability will vary depending on whether you run them yourself or outsource the distribution to an agency .



In cases where distribution is outsourced to an turkey cell phone number list agency, etc., there will be a need for transfer of authority between the companies.



In this case, you need to check your permissions.

When outsourcing Facebook ad distribution to an agency.
If you want to access your advertising account.
If you want to upload a custom audience.
You want to edit your ad or change your budget.
Facebook Ads Permissions
Now let’s take a look at what Facebook Ads permissions are.

So just how far does Facebook advertising authority go?



As announced by Facebook,

Facebook Page
Ad Account
Instagram account
The following three items are covered:

Facebook Page Access rights for the Facebook page you want to link to your ad
(e.g. submitting and editing ads)
Ad Account Account access to manage ads
(e.g. ad account operations and custom audience uploads)
Instagram account Access rights for the Instagram account you want to link to your ad
(e.g., the ability to submit and edit Instagram ads)
In addition, the access permissions for the ad account are as follows:

Standard
Administrator
There are two permission levels:

Facebook advertising members can be added through Business Manager
Facebook Ads Add MembersYou can add members to your Facebook ads using Business Manager.

Let's start by looking at Business Manager.

What is Business Manager?
Facebook Business Manager is an official tool that allows you to manage your Facebook Page, apps, Facebook Ads, and Instagram Ads accounts all in one place .



This is especially useful for agencies where multiple members manage multiple client advertising accounts .



There are various access permissions,

"I want this person to just look at the data and give me advice."
"I just want you to manage my Facebook page."
"I want you to manage it the same way I manage it."
You can set the level of authority to grant depending on the recipient, such as:



To use Business Manager, you will need a personal Facebook account, so if you don't have one already, make sure to create one.