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# Add more channels to Customer Funnel

Your system is ready and you can start scaling up

To add more channels you can follow general instructions;

1. For top of funnel channels like TikTok, Snapchat, etc. you have to use ONLY ons stream of data \[ like Blotout ] and you CANNOT have two sets of data
2. Note: we support Meta Leads but not via this setup, you can email us at <support@blotout.io> with Subject: Meta Leads for Edgetag
3. For other channels just follow instructions

Email [here](mailto:support@blotout.io) if you need paid support for one time install help

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