Ad Manager

YouTube ads are growing in popularity and some clients are asking for them now. It would be great to have them integrated in HighLevel - even with just the reporting feature HIGHLVL-I-1399

Now we can only create 1 ad set with one ad with a budget on campaign level. So we can't split test multiple ads in an ad set with a budget on ad set level for multiple ads.

Currently, when creating a Facebook ad campaign in GoHighLevel Ads Manager, users have no control or visibility over which Facebook Pixel is actually being used. This becomes a major issue when: -Multiple pixels are create in Highlevel -Multiple pixels exist in the connected Meta Business account -Pixels are already created and managed directly in Facebook -Ads need to be separated by funnel, service, brand, or conversion goal -In its current form, the Ads Manager either: -Uses the last pixel created inside the platform, or -Uses a pixel without clear indication to the user, making it impossible to verify or control Why this matters: -Users do not know which pixel is active for a given ad campaign -Data may be sent to the wrong pixel, which breaks tracking and optimization -Agencies cannot manage multiple campagnes and/or client funnels without separating pixels -Retargeting and Lookalike Audiences become unusable when pixels are mixed -Facebook optimization algorithms fail if conversions are tracked inconsistently Proposed Solution: During ad creation or editing, the platform should provide a clear dropdown menu to select the desired Facebook Pixel. The system should: -Display all available pixels from the connected Meta account -Allow manual entry of a Pixel ID -Show the currently active pixel in each campaign for full transparency Benefits: -Full control over pixel-to-campaign mapping -Accurate conversion attribution -Better performance data and ROAS tracking -Support for multi-project, multi-client setups -Clean retargeting and audience segmentation

I can create a new audience in target interests for example, but I can not save it for future use. Takes alot of time to create the audience each and every time.

This feature is the futur of advertising: reduce blindess effect, more conversion, drove by Meta Ads IA

We need the ability to select a goal for the ad campaign.

Needs to have a leads objective for landing pages. Traffic Objective does not work for landing page conversion. Facebook algorithm looks at leads likely to click on your ad and visit the page, not leads most likely to fill out a form. Traffic objective gets you just that, tons of visits, but low page engagement time and low conversion rate. Needs to mirror Facebook's campaign objectives to be truly useful for agencies. Also I want to point out that it needs to allow multiple ad sets per campaign and multiple ads per ad set, just like Meta Ads Manager. Some others have noted this in other posts too. Another feature that should be added is that we should be able to see and manage existing campaigns from meta ads manager in GHL ads manager. This is for reporting and for simplicity. It only currently reports on campaigns created inside GHL which isn't helpful if you are offering digital marketing services for your client and want to offer them reporting on campaign performance inside GHL CRM. Finally, this would just be cool, since it is built inside GHL little shortcuts like when you choose a landing page for the ad to go to having your funnels show up as destinations instead of having to find the URL for the funnel you want and copy/paste it in, that would be great. Just simple touches like that would make this such a preferred tool for simpler ads management and reporting. I think you are all on the right track combining Google and Facebook ads management into one platform. Just needs a few enhancements to match Meta's options and then this could be a major selling feature for agencies who want to handle campaigns, funnels, lead management, and reporting all in one tool.

Automate part of the process of advertising is a huge deal since it will save time and it would increase the value of the software. Basis technologies is a good example

Add ability to charge sub-accounts a % of their ad spend on the Utility and Founder's Offer plans.