This is a regular Facebook personal account. Let’s open the personal profile, as shown in the image.

Now here’s the question: Have I really discovered something new? No, no, no. When you go to Ads Manager and try to actually launch ads, you’ll find there’s no available page. Why is that? Because the method mentioned above enables ad features on your personal profile by switching it to professional mode—but it’s still a personal profile for a social account. However, Ads Manager requires the use of a full-featured public page.

Since it can’t access the full features of Ads Manager, what’s the point of this discovery? It all depends on your goals. This simplified ad launch process is helpful for many tasks—like boosting engagement, getting likes, and taking it a step further: Can you use this method to nurture your account and increase its authority?
The feature is here. How to use it, and whether you can use it well, all comes down to your own vision and perspective.

This is a regular Facebook personal account. Let’s open the personal profile, as shown in the image.

Now here’s the question: Have I really discovered something new? No, no, no. When you go to Ads Manager and try to actually launch ads, you’ll find there’s no available page. Why is that? Because the method mentioned above enables ad features on your personal profile by switching it to professional mode—but it’s still a personal profile for a social account. However, Ads Manager requires the use of a full-featured public page.

Since it can’t access the full features of Ads Manager, what’s the point of this discovery? It all depends on your goals. This simplified ad launch process is helpful for many tasks—like boosting engagement, getting likes, and taking it a step further: Can you use this method to nurture your account and increase its authority?
The feature is here. How to use it, and whether you can use it well, all comes down to your own vision and perspective.