Facebook Ads for Spanish-Speaking Insurance Market Proven Experience Required ( No Agencies)

We're a marketing agency that builds client-acquisition systems for insurance agents (ads + CRM + AI assistants). We're looking for a freelance Facebook Ads specialist to launch and manage campaigns for our insurance clients — Spanish-language market. WHAT YOU'LL DO • Set up and launch Facebook/Instagram campaigns inside each client's Business Manager (we provide access — you don't create or own the accounts). • Campaigns target the Spanish-speaking insurance market: cancer/supplemental coverage and general insurance lines. • Write and structure the campaigns, build the audiences, and get them running clean and compliant with Meta's policies. • Once a campaign is live, ongoing work is light: monitor performance, adjust when needed, and send the client a report every two weeks with the results. COMPENSATION • $75 setup fee for every campaign you launch. • $75 per month for every active ad account you manage. • The more accounts you manage, the more you earn — we're onboarding new insurance clients continuously, so this grows into steady recurring monthly income. • Ad spend is paid by the client directly to Meta. You never fund campaigns. WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU • Demonstrable experience running Facebook Ads in Spanish (please share real examples and results, not a portfolio of generic work). • Experience with insurance, financial, or health-related advertising — you must know how to stay within Meta's rules on personal attributes and sensitive categories. Accounts getting flagged or restricted is our biggest risk. • Comfortable with click-to-WhatsApp, Messenger, and lead form campaigns. • Fluent Spanish (native or near-native) — the copy and the audience are Spanish-speaking. • Clear communication and reports the client can actually understand. Freelancers only — no agencies, please. TO APPLY Tell us: (1) one insurance or finance account you've run, with the actual numbers (spend, cost per lead, result), (2) how you'd approach a cancer-insurance campaign without triggering Meta's personal-attributes policy, and (3) how many accounts you could comfortably manage per month.