Can you export a Facebook Custom audience?

Navigate to Audience > Lists. Click on the list you’d like to export. Click on the Export to Facebook Custom Audience button. Click on the drop-down to select which Facebook Ad Account you’d like to export the list to.

How do I accept Facebook Custom audience terms of service?

Accepting Facebook’s Custom Audiences Terms of Service You will need to accept Terms of Service for each audience in each of your accounts. Click here to navigate to the Custom Audiences Terms. Then click the Account dropdown on the top left to select the Ad Account, then click the “Accept” button.

Do Facebook Custom audiences update automatically?

Your Custom Audience from your website will update automatically as people who fall within the rules you specified for your audience navigate to the pages on your website that have the Facebook pixel.

How do I import a custom audience on Facebook?

To upload data using Facebook Custom Audience on Business Manager, simply follow the steps below.

1. Click “Create Audience” then choose “Custom Audience”
2. Click “Customer File”
3. Click “Choose a file or copy and paste data”
4. Click “Upload File”
5. Click “Next”
6. Click “Upload & Create”
7. Wait.
8. You’re Done!

Can you share custom audiences between AD accounts?

You can share Custom Audience lists between ad accounts as long as both the sharer and recipient are tied to a Business Manager and establish an audience sharing relationship.

Why are custom audiences important?

Custom audiences are one of the most important tools you can utilize to ensure you are reaching the right users with the right message at the time. Done right, it allows us to reach potential new and existing customers with tailored messages that promote profitable actions in a way that few other advertising media can.

How do I accept business tools on Facebook?

By clicking “Accept” or using any of the Facebook Business Tools, you agree to the following:

1. Sharing Business Tool Data with Facebook.
2. Use of Business Tool Data.
3. Modification, Termination, and Retention:
4. Additional Terms for Processing of Personal Information.