So there's one thing that helps when you think if you should hire more people to your team to continue doing this market management, but there's a couple of simple rules that actually ease up your workload quite a bit. And the first and foremost is splitting audiences is usually a bad idea. This is really usual to do on Facebook because initially when Facebook started pretty much Facebook marketing pitch was that you can target so granularly. But nowadays after a couple of years Facebook has been doing awesome job with the product development. Most of the time you actually shouldn't be splitting those audiences. Also some simple but keep everything as simple as possible because it's really easy to start building complex setup. It can fulfill yourself that okay right now I'm managing these 200 campaign setup and it's bringing good results. Most likely you could minimize the amount of campaigns, minimize the amount of assets, save a lot of time just bend where it actually matters. So try to keep always think simple. The largest advertisers I've seen are using simpler setups than the smaller ones. And also don't test everything. Although we at Smartly at Facebook people always say that you should be testing everything. Testing actually isn't free. So you need to always think what you should be testing, what are the most important questions you want answers to and test that. But don't consume your budget, don't consume your energy to test everything.