# Facebook Ads Manager

When you have several users messaging your Facebook Page, BotDistrikt stores their targeting information. This customer data can be exported and re-used in your other Facebook Advertising Campaigns.

## Custom Audience

You may create a Custom Audience for your Facebook Ads directly from your user base of people who have messaged your bot in the past.

From your bot account, go to **Users**

Under Filters, add a new filter with

| Column  | Function | Value     |
| ------- | -------- | --------- |
| Channel | equals   | Messenger |

This filters your Facebook Messenger users only

Under Actions, select the action **Export rows to CSV**

![Export to CSV](/files/jkjzkOiGV1he6lSJWxZo)

Download the CSV File, you will be able to see your users' data including their **Facebook PSIDs**

On [Facebook Ads Manager](https://www.facebook.com/business/tools/ads-manager), click on Audiences, and click on **Create a Custom Audience**

Select the Source **Customer list** and click Next

![Custom Audience](/files/ekcmXyxG97mNzptU6o6H)

* Follow the steps in the wizard

**Prepare List**

* Click Next

**Select List Type**

* No Customer Value
* Click Next

**Add Customer List**

* Upload a List
* Select your exported CSV file from BotDistrikt
* Relevant categorization (e.g. `Messenger Users from my chatbot`)
* Click Next

**Map Identifiers**

* Under the Mapped tab, map the column Facebook PSID to Facebook Page User ID

![](/files/HbrIpB88mdiT018veq7o)

Now under the Action Needed tab, look for Facebook PSID.

Click on Enter Facebook Page IDs.

![Facebook Page IDs](/files/5cOTU515qNMvRg0x3QXv)

* Enter your Facebook Page ID here
* You can find your Page ID on Integrations > Messenger in BotDistrikt
* It should now successfully be mapped

![Map Identifier](/files/wKRSnF19TFPZQkJ6gbnL)

* Click Import & Create

You can now use this Custom Audience in your Facebook Ad Campaigns

You may also create 'Look alike' Audiences to target users with similar interests to your Custom Audience.


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