Ads Fellow
What your ads need right now, in one line.
Ads Fellow is part of your Hub and sits on top of every Ads tab. It says the one thing that matters now, lists what needs a look with a button to fix each one, and ranks your ad sets by what a member who stays costs. It watches the accounts, cards, numbers and warm-up your ads run on.
- In every Hub, nothing extra
- A fix button on each item
- In your own time zone
4 to look at
Against the 30 days before
Last 30 days. Shorter bar, cheaper member who stays.
Make more like UK Gold 1In your own time zone. Shown from 100 joins in 14 days.
What you get
The number that matters is what a member who stays costs
A cheap join is not a good join if the person leaves the next day. Ads Fellow divides what an ad set spent by the people from it still in your channel after 7 days, and ranks your ad sets by that. The ad set that looks expensive per join is often the one that keeps people.
It counts only ad sets with spend typed in, so every number on the page comes from your own spend and your own channel. Nothing is estimated.
How it works
- Answer four questionsYes or no: ad accounts, cards for ad spend, ads ready, a page to send people to. Each no points to the fellow that handles it: Accounts, Card, Magic or Page Fellow.
- Bring your spend inJoins are counted by ad set in Channel Fellow. Type in what each ad set spent, and Ads Fellow works out what a member who stays costs.
- Read one lineThe most important thing right now sits on top of every Ads tab, on Home and in your morning message. Open it for the rest.
- Tap the fixWrite new ads, Get a replacement, Top up, Open Spend or Bring spend in: each item comes with the button that handles it.
It watches what your ads run on
Ads Fellow sits on top of the Accounts, Cards, Numbers and Warm-up tabs, so what goes wrong with the things you buy for your ads shows in one place.
The limits, plainly
Ads Fellow reads your Hub, not Meta’s Ads Manager: what a member who stays costs needs your spend typed in for each ad set. When to spend shows from 100 joins in 14 days, so a busy hour is a pattern and not one good evening. It never changes an ad by itself: it points to the fix and you tap it.
Questions about Ads Fellow
What is Ads Fellow?
Ads Fellow is part of your Hub. It sits on top of every Ads tab and reads your ads for you: the one thing that matters right now, what needs a look with a fix button on each item, your numbers against the 30 days before, the ad sets ranked by what a member who stays costs, and when your buyers join.
Where do I see it?
On top of every Ads tab: Accounts, Cards, Numbers and Warm-up, as one line you can open. Spend is its own page, where it opens in full. Its one line also shows on Home and in your morning message.
What needs a look?
Ad sets that bring people who leave, ad sets that spend with no joins, ad accounts that stopped this week, cards running low, and spend not brought in. Each comes with its button: Write new ads, Open Spend, Get a replacement, Top up or Bring spend in.
What does a member who stays cost?
Your spend on an ad set divided by the people from it still in your channel after 7 days. It is counted only for ad sets with spend typed in, so every number comes from your own data.
Why is When to spend empty?
It needs 100 joins in 14 days before it shows anything, so a busy hour is a pattern and not one good evening. Until then it says how many joins are still to come. Hours and days are in your own time zone.
Does it change my ads?
No. It reads your ads and points to the fix. You tap the button and choose what to do.
What does it cost?
Nothing extra. Ads Fellow is part of every Hub. The ad accounts, cards, numbers and warm-up it watches are bought from your balance as they always are.
Know what your ads need before you spend another dollar.
Answer four questions. Ads Fellow does the reading from there.