Does the Instagram ad management service include content production, or is only the advertising managed?
The service isn't limited to managing the ad budget; producing post, story and reels content is part of the scope too. Ad copy and the language of organic posts draw on the same brand voice, so the account moves in a single register.
Are the account's advertising and its organic post content managed by the same team?
Yes — content production and ad management sit with the same team. That arrangement makes it easier to rework creative for advertising, and it lets the formats that stand out in organic posts be carried straight into the ads.
Which audience is the Instagram ad shown to, and how?
The audience is built up in layers: demographic data, interests, custom audiences made of website visitors, and the broader lookalike audiences built from them. The ad runs with different creative variations across the feed, story and reels placements, and the budget is shifted towards whichever audience performs better.
What happens if an Instagram ad isn't approved or is taken down?
Meta's review system can reject an ad, or stop a live one on the grounds of a policy breach. When that happens the team examines the reason given, edits the image or the copy to fit the policy rules, and submits the ad again.
Who prepares the content calendar, and how often?
The content calendar is prepared at regular intervals by the editorial team, with the brand message and the seasonal agenda both taken into account. It goes to the account owner for sign-off before anything is published; production and publishing begin once that is given.
Who keeps the password and admin access to our Instagram account?
The password and ultimate admin access stay with the brand; the team is granted the page and ad account roles defined through Meta Business Suite. That permission can be withdrawn whenever you wish, and ownership of the account is never transferred at any stage.