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Having been on the other end of that B2B relationship, it's not surprising at all. FB treats their paying clients (advertisers) like dog shit and so far they've
by morkalork 4y ago
Having been on the other end of that B2B relationship, it's not surprising at all. FB treats their paying clients (advertisers) like dog shit and so far they've only gotten away with it because of their dominant position in the social media advertising market. Trying to break into an established market with their current attitude is not gonna work.
- 1letterunixname 4y agoOh really? Damn. Like an independent retailer or megacorp? Are there any specifics to DM me worth running up the flag pole?
- morkalork 4y agoHa haaaa. I'm sure mega-corps get a much better treatment.
- zztop44 4y agoOnce your spend is high enough to get an account rep things get ooookaay. But in general the ad tools are bloated, buggy and loaded with dark patterns. And have been from the beginning. Most serious advertisers and agencies use expensive third party tools that manage your ads using the advertising APIs. I don’t think it’s worth “running up the flagpole”.
- disgruntledphd2 4y agoAgencies yes, most serious advertisers probably not. But even the b2b parts of Facebook are run like a b2ç business, because that's the culture.