Thanks.Just told client make you a admin
then you start making add
but not add your card to account told client to add card
so in page me and client as admins, if i'm boosting a post , the payment method is showing my card? is there things i'm missing.. i'm new to this client management things and ads.ThanksIt is the client's account. They add their card to their account and then add you as an admin so you can run the account for them.
so in page me and client as admins, if i'm boosting a post , the payment method is showing my card? is there things i'm missing.. i'm new to this client management things and ads.Thanks
I dont see this ending well... nothing ever does that starts "i have a few clients but dont know how to..."
Thank you for the long answer..No, you use the client's card to pay for the ads.
The client creates the ad account with their Facebook profile. This is so they can create/post ads.
They add their credit card (not yours) to the ad account. This is so they can pay for the ad spend.
They add you as an admin to the account so you can create ads for them using their account. It is their ad account but you are an additional admin.
The bills for ads go on their card. They pay for the ads, not you.
You bill them separately for your fees for managing the account, creating ads, optimizing campaigns, etc.
You need to work out your fees and payment structure as part of your contract because they will be responsible for ad costs + your fees.
Thank you for the long answer..
if i use a BM and add their ad account to my BM ? is it easier?
I'm trying to avoid using their accounts
Thanks for the info..Ill search further..There's lots of ways to do this and I'm not an expert compared to others here.
One advantage of using their account is you don't put your own ad account at risk if things go sideways.
Also it makes it easier to handle multiple clients and cards for billing if each client uses their own account with their own card attached.
You should use google/youtube to learn the details of how a facebook ad agency works.