AdManage.ai

I launched 4,668 ads in 30 days on AdManage.ai. Ranked #16 out of 10,000+ users. A big part of my job involves launching and updating ads at scale. Before AdManage, a lot of that work was manual. Now, I can build an ad once, duplicate it, and bulk-edit everything I need. Our team launched 5,905 ads in September, most of them mine. We've saved almost 600 hours in the last 30 days alone. It's not perfect, and I've had my fair share of error messages. But I've also seen the team take feedback seriously and act on it quickly. Hasan at AdManage.ai has started calling me the King of Launching. 😂

In July the team started launching through AdManage. What I’ve seen since: → 14,976 ads launched in just over three months → 5,676 of them in the last 30 days, across 494 batches → 662 hours saved in that same window → Meta, Google, TikTok, Snapchat and Pinterest from one place → Top 4% of all AdManage users The number I remember best came from one of our UA managers in our first monthly review. Creative testing launches that used to take her two hours now take 15 to 20 minutes. Two things stood out for me on the tech side. First, flexibility. The UA managers set up ad sets, pages, naming and copy themselves, and they can push a batch of winning creatives into several campaigns at once. None of that needs a ticket to my team anymore. Second, the pace of the AdManage team. We are a demanding customer with a complicated setup, and we send a lot of feedback. In the first month alone, five of our requests shipped, two of them on the day we raised them. Not everything worked perfectly from day one, but what we flag gets fixed. When the first 30 days were up, the team was asked whether we should continue. The answer was: “Short answer, yes. Long answer, yes, absolutely.” Build vs buy is rarely a clean call in ad tech. This one was. None of this happens without our UA team. Olga Postnikova found AdManage and built the relationship with the vendor, and Yuliya Ausianovich, Rodion G. and Algis Grigas did the real work: they launch through it every day and keep pushing it to get better. Thanks to Hasan, Pihla, Gajendra and the AdManage.ai team. The cake helped too. --- The views and opinions expressed in this content are my personal position and do not necessarily reflect the position of Flo Health.

I’m a team of one 🤠 No assistant. No junior to hand the uploads to. If an ad goes live for one of my clients, I built it and launched it myself. The reason is clear: If I'm in control of every single detail, I'm confident that the service I deliver will be good. That’s why this number matters so much to me: 609 HOURS ⏱️ That’s how much time AdManage.ai has saved me since I started using it last November. It works out to roughly 13 hours a week, or 15 full working weeks in under a year and as you can imagine, that’s been a game changer for my solopreneurship. Here’s what I did with that time: 👉 5,219 ads launched 👉 944 batches When you work alone, time is the one thing you can’t buy more of. Every hour spent duplicating ad sets and renaming files is an hour stolen from strategy, creative production and valuable communication. So getting 13 of those hours back every week has completely changed the quality and number of checks I do on my accounts. AdManage also tells me this puts me in the top 20% of users on the platform, which is not bad for a one-man show 😏 So this is just an appreciation post: they built a great product, and they also gave me a discount code (in case someone wants to stop disabling AI enhancements in Meta manually👀).

1,473 ads launched in 30 days. An estimated 172 hours saved on manual setup. AdManage.ai has become a huge part of how I get ads live at Avenue Z. When you’re launching at this volume, building ads one by one eats into your day. Being able to launch in bulk makes a massive difference. Less repetitive setup. More time to test creative, dig into performance and plan the next move for clients. It’s one of those tools that makes you wonder why you spent so long doing it manually. If you’re spending too much time manually launching ads, give AdManage.ai a look

If I could send one message to myself a year ago, it would be simple. Start using AdManage.ai I heard the name everywhere. Media buyer communities. LinkedIn. Conversations with peers. I still delayed it. Today at Hume Health, I manage 10 ad accounts across 5 Meta, 1 TikTok, 1 Google, 1 Snap, 1 Twitter and 1 AppLovin. There is no way I would go back to managing this manually. Everything now runs through one platform: Bulk ad launching across every channel at once Automation rules monitoring budgets and performance 24/7 Every comment from every platform in one place Unified analytics across all 10 accounts AdScan for competitor ad intelligence A native MCP server that has completely changed how I work with Claude The proprietary AdManage MCP has been a game changer. I can literally give Claude an ad links and have it ready to launch across all platforms through AdManage within seconds. That kind of workflow completely changes what one media buyer can get done. Over 7+ years and $80Mn+ in managed spend, I have learned what strong ad operations look like. This is it. My takeaway is simple. When every serious media buyer you know recommends the same tool, stop waiting and try it.

I’m 135 ads away from my 5,000th launch on AdManage.ai, so here’s what a year of using it has actually been like. Before, launching ads was mostly admin. Same video uploaded three times for three placements, copy-pasted across twenty ads, a nervous check that it all landed in the right ad account. Now I build in batches, both placements at once, creative pulled straight from Drive, ad sets duplicated instead of rebuilt. Launching is the quick part of my day. Last 30 days: 690 ads, which puts me in the top 4% of 10,000+ users. Things break sometimes. When they do, I post in a shared Slack channel, and a fix usually lands within days. That counts for more than any feature. Shoutout to the AdManage.ai team. See you at 5,000.