If you’ve been on Facebook or Instagram today, it’s almost a guarantee that you’ll already have seen at least a couple of ads. There is so much more demand for ads and ads management services than there was even just a few years ago, and the difference in income and lifestyle from social media management can be totally night and day. That’s why we’re passionate about making sure that all social media managers have the option to become ads managers, if they think it’s an option they’d like to look into. As we’re both freelance ads managers and social media managers, we think we’re really well placed to discuss these two options and be open about the similarities and differences so you can know whether you should consider making the jump to becoming an ads manager!
We’ve often found that the biggest hurdle for social media managers to overcome is the constant difficulty in proving your ROI (return on investment) to your clients. It can definitely be a relentless question! The beauty of ads is that you can prove the ROI so easily as the data is right in front of you. You might be thinking that a potential hurdle you can foresee if you were to become an ads manager is the data itself – what if you’re just not a numbers person? We’re diving into this question and so much more in today’s episode, so you can learn if you’re ready to take the plunge and jump into the world of Meta ads management!
In this episode, we’re chatting about:
- Why we think all social media managers should consider becoming ads managers
- How you can dramatically scale your income as an ads manager
- Whether you have the skills required to offer ads services to your clients
- The ways in which your life could change by becoming an ads manager
Jump straight to it…
[00:46] Why we both offer ads management services
[03:46] The difference ads can make to your income
[08:07] What if you just don’t like data?
[11:26] How becoming an ads manager can change your life
[13:10] Why you’ll need support to become an ads manager
[17:00] The main skills an ads manager will need
[21:22] How you could expect your days to look
