Meta Partnership Ads
Influencer
Partnership ads are Meta ads that run a creator’s post, or a brand ad shown under both the creator’s and the brand’s names, with the creator’s permission.
A skincare brand pays a creator $400 for a review video, then gets permission to run it as a partnership ad for 60 days. The ad appears with the creator’s name on top and the brand’s name beside it.
Creator posts reach only the creator’s followers. Partnership ads let a brand show its best creator content to the audiences it chooses.
They solve the same problem. Whitelisting is the older, informal word for running ads through a creator’s account; partnership ads are Meta’s built-in way to do it with permission and without sharing logins.
No. A brand can boost a post the creator already published, or run a new ad that shows both names with the creator’s approval.
Yes. Spark! supports Meta Partnership Ads and TikTok Spark Ads, so a creator’s permission and the ad sit next to the rest of the campaign.
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