Meta

Integration to Meta: What is it and what does it require?

IMPORTANT:
This setup must be done by an employee who has access to both your company’s Facebook page and ad account.

The employee must have access to the following on the Facebook page as a minimum: Content, messages, ads and insights and Leads.

The employee must have access to at least the following in their ad account: Manage Campaigns (Ads), View Performance and Manage Creative Hub Mockups.

With an integration between Heyloyalty and Meta, you can create ads on Meta’s platforms. You can send your members from Heyloyalty to Meta and add or remove them from a custom audience on Meta. This lets you create ads on Meta that only reach people who are subscribed to your newsletter. If you create lead ads (whose goal is to get people to sign up for your newsletter), you can likewise exclude the members who are already on your list in Heyloyalty – so you avoid spending ad money on showing your ad to people who are already subscribed to your newsletter.

By sending your members from Heyloyalty to a custom audience on Meta, you can also create loyalty-building ads, because you can be sure that the people who see the ad are already subscribed to your newsletter.

Setting up integration for Meta

IMPORTANT:
This setup must be done by an employee who has access to both your company’s Facebook page and ad account.

The employee must have access to the following on the Facebook page as a minimum: Content, messages, ads and insights and Leads.

The employee must have access to at least the following in their ad account: Manage Campaigns (Ads), View Performance and Manage Creative Hub Mockups.

When you are sure that the above is in place, this employee can log in to Heyloyalty and make the setup as follows:

Set up Meta – leads ads and audiences in Heyloyalty by clicking Integrations –> List integrations –> Meta – leads ads and audiences –> Set up integration –> Activate Meta

Facebook will now open a new window.

Here, click Edit Access and make sure your Business’s Page is selected. There must be a check mark next to the Facebook page and ad account in question. Then click Continue as *your name*.

In Heyloyalty, you can now click on Create Meta integration. After you clicked Continue as *your name* in the previous step, you should have come back to Heyloyalty. Alternatively, you can find your way back by opening Heyloyalty and clicking Integrations à List integrations –> Meta – lead ads and audiences –> Edit integration –> Create Meta.

Here you must select which of your lists in Heyloyalty the integration should be linked to in the List field. In Meta Pages, select the Facebook Page (and the associated ad account) you want to use. In the Meta forms field, select the form that you use for your lead ad.

New fields will now appear under Mapping of fields.

The fields you can see here are the fields used in the selected form.

Tip: Please use First name and Last name in your forms on Meta, so you can make this distinction in Heyloyalty as well. If you use Full name in your form on Meta, then the member’s entire name will be entered in the First Name field in Heyloyalty – this sometimes causes some inadequacies when you want to use the First Name field in your emails to members.

Read more about merge fields here

Repeat this process for each additional form that you actively use in your lead ads on Meta.

Tip: Heyloyalty recommends that you log in to the Business Suite on Facebook and find your active lead ad and send a test lead. By doing this, you ensure that the registrants get into Heyloyalty correctly – or you spot an inconvenience that you can correct in the setup in Heyloyalty or in the setup of the form on Meta.

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