Is buying proxies the solution?

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I´ve been using FacebookAds for a while and spent a little over 3,000USD.

I have noticed that my campaigns become less profitable over time, as if they would be wearing off with time, using different phone numbers or credit cards in each account has helped this problem a little bit. I think because it prevents facebook from linking my accounts and making my ads more expensive over time.

My questions are:

Is preventing facebook from linking your accounts a solution for preserving ads performance?

Is buying proxies another way to prevent facebook from linking my accounts and therefore preserving my ads performance?

Thanks yall
 
Preventing Facebook from linking your accounts is not a solution to maintaining ad performance. Your performance is only as good as the content that attracts customers.
 
You may need to target different demographics as they might be getting ad blindness to your campaigns which eventually happens
 
I´ve been using FacebookAds for a while and spent a little over 3,000USD.

I have noticed that my campaigns become less profitable over time, as if they would be wearing off with time, using different phone numbers or credit cards in each account has helped this problem a little bit. I think because it prevents facebook from linking my accounts and making my ads more expensive over time.

My questions are:

Is preventing facebook from linking your accounts a solution for preserving ads performance?

Is buying proxies another way to prevent facebook from linking my accounts and therefore preserving my ads performance?

Thanks yall
The above two factors do not affect your advertising campaign. It all depends on the product and market demand
 
I think it is not related to IP or device; I think you should set up your ad copy properly. Proxies and RDPs are required when you manage multiple accounts and don't want Facebook to track them. If they can track you, they will ban your account, not limit your ads' reach.
 
Preventing Facebook from linking your accounts is not a solution to maintaining ad performance. Effective advertising depends on the product and advertising content.
 
You should use a proxy, but that doesn't mean preventing Facebook from linking to your account isn't a way to maintain ad performance. You have to rely on content and targeting + visual videos that attract potential customers
 
Effective advertising depends on how the campaign is conducted, the quality and price of the product, and whether the advertising content is appealing to customers or not.
 
You need to change the advertising content to make it attractive, not advertise the same content forever. That increases ROI and gives you better results.
 
Do a research about your customers' insight first. Then set up the ad campaign (including: targeting, images, texts, videos...) after that insight. The more attractive it is, the better results you will get. You could test many to see which one is good, which one is better...
P/s: When you do all of those things, you will likely to be success more.
 
Effective advertising depends on how the campaign is conducted, the quality and price of the product and whether the advertising content is attractive to customers or not.
 
I think that proxies is not what you really need in your scenario, as ad success is mostly defined by the quality of marketing materials and the targeting settings
 
I´ve been using FacebookAds for a while and spent a little over 3,000USD.

I have noticed that my campaigns become less profitable over time, as if they would be wearing off with time, using different phone numbers or credit cards in each account has helped this problem a little bit. I think because it prevents facebook from linking my accounts and making my ads more expensive over time.

My questions are:

Is preventing facebook from linking your accounts a solution for preserving ads performance?

Is buying proxies another way to prevent facebook from linking my accounts and therefore preserving my ads performance?

Thanks yall
Buying a Proxy is only a solution to maintain a fixed IP address when Facebook checks where the operations on your ad are performed.
 
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