Managing my facebook

[jayeltek]

Using adspower is almost the optimal and easy way to manage when you use many advertising accounts. As for displaying messages effectively, I think each country will have a unit that provides software to combine pages into their management software, you should find those units.

okay thank you. will adding the messenger accounts into the software affect the ad it self and how it performs? Do you have any suggestions for software?

 

[MDG Agency]

Usually when using proxy will slow down the page loading process, so it will sometimes affect your work, my advice is that you can use a separate personal account, then log in to it on your own computer or phone, and give that account administrator or employee rights on the advertising page to check customer messages.

 

[Marie Lesia ads]

promote personal listings, access 1 account on 1 IP address and it gives me the traction I need when I post an ad. You should find a software provider that includes pages into your management software to display messages effectively

 

[Moon Marketing Agency]

You should have a separate Facebook account on your phone to avoid unusual login attempts and unusual Facebook scans. That account can manage all pages and ad accounts to reply to messages in one account .
And do you promote messages through pages?

 

[jayeltek]

You should have a separate Facebook account on your phone to avoid unusual login attempts and unusual Facebook scans. That account can manage all pages and ad accounts to reply to messages in one account .
And do you promote messages through pages?

No i dont promote messages through pages. I have 5 accounts who are differerent people who all post on marketplace individually. Its time consuming switching from browser to browser. The individual accounts do not have pages in the accounts as i cannot post to marketplace. whats the advantage to having multiple pages per account if i cant use it on marketplace

 

[jayeltek]

promote personal listings, access 1 account on 1 IP address and it gives me the traction I need when I post an ad. You should find a software provider that includes pages into your management software to display messages effectively

promote personal listings, access 1 account on 1 IP address and it gives me the traction I need when I post an ad. You should find a software provider that includes pages into your management software to display messages effectively

I use the individual accounts for marketplace only, and i boost the personal listing. I have them setup on their own ip. I am looking for a way to manage all the personal messenger accounts that are not linked to business manager

 

[jayeltek]

Usually when using proxy will slow down the page loading process, so it will sometimes affect your work, my advice is that you can use a separate personal account, then log in to it on your own computer or phone, and give that account administrator or employee rights on the advertising page to check customer messages.

i think ive confused myself. i thought boosting personal listings didnt actually create an ad account, and it was only a boost. Because im boosting a credit add without actually labeling it as a credit add. so are you suggesting to give permission to all 5 of these accounts to be managed by one person?

 

[jayeltek]

Usually when using proxy will slow down the page loading process, so it will sometimes affect your work, my advice is that you can use a separate personal account, then log in to it on your own computer or phone, and give that account administrator or employee rights on the advertising page to check customer messages.

okay. I want to be able to manage personal messenger conversations from a platform with 5 differernt personal accounts. when i post free listings, do you have any software suggestions? im so new to this

 

[Alex drimar]

When downloading Messenger to your phone, if you log in from the same device or IP, Facebook can detect this activity and suspect you, you should have a separate Facebook account on your phone to avoid unusual logins.

 

[evebeatot]

On your phone, you should only log in to one account to avoid suspicion from Facebook of unusual behavior