Emmanuel Jacobz

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WAIT… SNAPCHAT JUST ASSIGNED ME A PERSONAL ADS MANAGER. Yes, you read that right. A few days ago, Snapchat assigned an Ad Account Manager to me. And we just had our first one-on-one meeting where he assisted me with quite a number of things about Snapchat ads. It was honestly an amazing experience speaking directly with someone from the Snapchat team. But it doesn’t stop there. He has been assigned as my Ad Account Manager for the entire quarter (4 months). After the quarter ends, another manager may be assigned to me, but if I want him to continue working with me, I can simply request that he be retained. Think about that for a moment. This is one very important thing that is missing on many other social media advertising platforms. It’s only recently that Mark started giving advertisers the ability to schedule calls with ad experts on Meta. But I’m not even sure if Meta has ever assigned dedicated ad account managers to everyday advertisers the way Snapchat does. Another interesting thing about my Snapchat Ads Manager is this: If I ever encounter any issue while navigating the platform, all I need to do is send him an email and he responds ASAP. Or I can simply schedule a call on his calendar, and he makes sure he shows up at the scheduled time. What a time to be alive. It’s honestly satisfying knowing that if I run into any issue in the future, I have an insider ready and willing to help. This is the kind of customer support advertisers have always wanted. And I believe Snapchat is doing this not only to ensure their advertisers have a great experience, but also to: • Help advertisers succeed faster • Retain advertisers longer • And attract even more businesses to the platform Smart move if you ask me. This is one of the many reasons you should seriously consider running ads on Snapchat. But here’s the thing… Most Nigerians still don’t even know they can run ads on Snapchat and target Nigerians directly. And even if they try, many people don’t know: • How to set up their ad account properly • How to install the Snap Pixel • How to structure campaigns correctly • How to avoid burning their budget That’s exactly why I created a simplified Snapchat Ads course. In this course, I walk you through everything step-by-step so you can confidently set up and run your own campaigns. No confusion. No guesswork. Just a clear system. If you’re serious about learning how to run Snapchat ads the right way… Get this course here: selar.com/3151s78179 You’ll thank me later. 🚀

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If you found this thread helpful: • Like ❤️ • Repost 🔁 • Drop a comment And I’ll share more insights from our ad experiments.

But you can ignore the course if you’re comfortable relying on just 1 or 2 traffic sources for your business. Your choice. 17/

We spent ₦2,989,000 on ads last month. But here’s the crazy part… 80% of the budget went to Snapchat. Let me explain. 🧵 1/