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Facebook Ad Uploader? Does it exist? (13)

09-22-2012 07:28 AM #1 usernameistaken (Member)
Facebook Ad Uploader? Does it exist?

Is there anything like Mr Greens POF Ad Upload tool for Facebook? I remember there was one but being shut down a while ago.. is there any "private" version available?

09-22-2012 07:50 AM #2 corp (Member)

FB's power editor works just fine. No need for an ad uploader IMO.

09-22-2012 09:02 AM #3 tijn (Moderator)

Yeah power editor is cool - although it can be a bit iffy with foreign languages if they contain weird characters.

Or check out some of the API tools if you need more features.

09-22-2012 11:32 AM #4 ppcskills (Member)

Qwaya is pretty good and it only charges a flat fee/month. Most of the API tools charge percentage of spent.

09-22-2012 11:44 AM #5 tijn (Moderator)

yeah i vouch for qwaya

$99 a month if you dont do loads of ads a day. $199 if you do and need some of the extra.

the dayparting and automations are cool.

Best of all - they are working on a internal conversion pixel!!

09-22-2012 02:45 PM #6 polarbacon (Moderator)

power editor is all you need...but my only advice is it can be buggy....so kill the tab often then restart the tab....they update PE all the time and PE will break ads (so you get an auto disapproval) if you don't have the latest version running...

09-22-2012 08:05 PM #7 kjell (Member)

Definently check out Adsworkshop.com if you're using power editor, a great time saver and cheap

09-24-2012 09:02 AM #8 dzerv (Member)

Originally Posted by kjell

Definently check out Adsworkshop.com if you're using power editor, a great time saver and cheap

Here is a coupon for 50% off : 2E5355AD

Worked before some mins that i ordered .... ;-)

09-26-2012 11:50 AM #9 darkforces (Member)

Originally Posted by polarbacon

Only problem with power editor though is you cant just upload a ton of ads and then have each ad use a different image. You have to assign images manually to each ad which is a massive pain.

09-27-2012 12:14 AM #10 zeno (Administrator)

Could you build an iMacro to speed up the process?

01-18-2013 05:41 PM #11 naesm (Member)

I am working with QWAYA right now and not impressed. It's difficult to create ads, I don't see a way to easily duplicate ads. I do like it for the reporting and the statistics and the previews of the ads. I haven't worked with it a lot but I don't see myself working with it or keeping it past the trial period.

01-18-2013 05:51 PM #12 kjell (Member)

Originally Posted by darkforces

Only problem with power editor though is you cant just upload a ton of ads and then have each ad use a different image. You have to assign images manually to each ad which is a massive pain.

Not sure how it works without adsworkshop, however with the import files generated from adsworkshop, you can just:
1. click the Bulk Import button in power editor
2. in the lightbox that pops up, under "import", choose File and pick your import file with campaign data
3. under the text "Image upload" choose Individual files, pick files and just mark multiple images (ctr leftclick or shift leftclick)

the correct image should then be assigned to each ad after you click Import. Images you choose in power editor have to be the same/same names you chose in adsworkshop for the campaigns.

My only gripe with adsworkshop is you can't have duplicate ads automatically created when you choose 1 ad per campaign. Owner of product, pls read this and fix!

lol

01-18-2013 05:55 PM #13 adamp (Member)

Originally Posted by naesm

I am working with QWAYA right now and not impressed. It's difficult to create ads, I don't see a way to easily duplicate ads. I do like it for the reporting and the statistics and the previews of the ads. I have worked with it a lot but I don't see myself working with it or keeping it past the trial period.

I agree. I was excited about qwaya for day parting but it's a little bloated for me. I'm sticking with adsworkshop + the fb power editor too.

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