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Sync data from MySQL to Twitter Ads

Connect your data from MySQL to Twitter Ads with Hightouch. No APIs, no months-long implementations, and no CSV files. Just your data synced forever.

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Your favorite companies use Hightouch to sync data securely at scale.Our customers

Spotify.
Betterment.
NBA.
PetSmart.
Tripadvisor.
GameStop.
Cars.com.
Weight Watchers.
Iterable.
Ramp.
Plaid.
Calendly.
GitLab.
Malwarebytes.
Greenhouse.
Grammarly.
Spotify.
Betterment.
NBA.
PetSmart.
Tripadvisor.
GameStop.
Cars.com.
Weight Watchers.
Iterable.
Ramp.
Plaid.
Calendly.
GitLab.
Malwarebytes.
Greenhouse.
Grammarly.

Activate your data in 3 easy steps

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Use cases

Sync data from MySQL to Twitter Ads in less than 5 minutes

  • Upload lists to Twitter to run ads based on certain attributes within your database, such as people who have visited your site
  • Create lookalike audiences on Twitter using subsets of your users rather than all of them
  • Continuously fuel your Twitter custom audiences with live data so that data never goes stale‍
Hightouch Audiences user interface.

What methods can I use to model my MySQL data?

  • dbt model selector

    Semi-opaque, open dropdown with three example dbt model names such as 'dbt.model.name.1'.

    Sync directly with your dbt models saved in a git repository.

  • SQL editor

    SQL editor.

    Create and Edit SQL from your browser. Hightouch supports SQL native to MySQL.

  • Table selector

    Semi-opaque open dropdown with three example table names such as 'schema.table.name.1'.

    Select available tables and sheets from MySQL and sync using existing views without having to write SQL.

FAQs

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