High-Spend ads with aged accounts

[Fleuryeris Manz]

Curious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?

 

[DevonFlag88]

Curious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?

I’ve had great luck with aged accounts! They seem to handle bigger ad spends without issues. Definitely recommend if you’re tired of the bans.

 

[siragency]

Yaşlı hesaplarla çok şanslıyım! Daha büyük reklam harcamalarını sorunsuz bir şekilde idare edebiliyorlar gibi görünüyor. Yasaklardan bıktıysanız kesinlikle tavsiye ederim.

Arkadaşım, ben bir Facebook meta partner ajansının sahibiyim ve halihazırda en iyi reklam hesaplarına sahibim.

 

[Alvin Fillone]

Curious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?

Old accounts that have been spent will be stronger than new accounts, so distribution is also more stable and accounts are less likely to be wiped out.

 

[JaxTeller Agency]

Old accounts will of course work better than new accounts. Distribution and spending are good and accounts are rarely scanned

 

[Elisa Elise]

Using old accounts is always more convenient, because it has been moderated by Facebook, so spending is almost no problem and less likely to be wiped out

 

[BullHorn Agency]

Whether using an old or new account, compliance with Facebook advertising policies is mandatory to ensure a smooth campaign

 

[freebeey]

The spending limit is gradually increasing, but old ad accounts will benefit you more in terms of cost.

 

[EastWind Agency]

The old account is of course stronger. If the old account is appealed, it will be even stronger

 

[Adshine]

I have used both types, the old account will spend more stably and evenly than the new account. The new account has quite a few problems

 

[Caden Marketing Agency]

Certainly, using an old account is always stronger than a regular account and has more benefits when you use it and it also helps you avoid suspicion and scrutiny from Facebook.

 

[anh2phat]

Sure, older accounts are always preferred when creating ads. I see a lot of people looking to buy older accounts to run ads that have higher thresholds and are less likely to be verified.Sure, older accounts are always preferred when creating ads. I see a lot of people looking to buy older accounts to run ads that have higher thresholds and are less likely to be verified.

 

[New_Wind]

Using an old account helps gain Facebook's trust and makes it easier to bypass censorship.

 

[Wyn Nie]

Certainly, running high-budget ads on old Facebook accounts is an interesting topic and can bring good results, if you know how to optimize and adjust the strategy carefully. Running large-budget ads on old accounts can actually have some advantages, but it also comes with a few risks and challenges that you need to keep in mind.

 

[LetitiaHera]

Both are good things, if you follow Facebook’s policies, every campaign will run smoothly with less risk. Older accounts are less likely to be flagged because they haven’t violated any rules. Data from previous services helps optimize ad performance, Facebook understands your target better, improving reach. New accounts have lower cost reach to start with. Content creation: Easy to test new ideas without being wiped out by old data. Increased reliability: No history of violations, less risk of being restricted.

 

[Misa Elia]

Because the old account is stronger. New accounts are often weak and easily banned.

 

[RomanAgency accountant]

The longer an account is used, the stronger and better distributed it will be

 

[Neway Marketing Agency]

Old accounts are only suitable for successful products. If the new product is active, it will only increase the customer rate and reach, which is more expensive. Because the old account is active based on old advertising, if the new advertising is active, the cost will be very expensive.

 

[XH agency]

Curious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?

Sure, old accounts will be better than new ones, but the reach and success rate depends on your campaign and product, and factors like your content and creativity with short videos.

 

[ShivamRaj]

Yes, many have reported smoother ad performance with aged Facebook accounts. These accounts tend to have a more established reputation and less risk of being flagged compared to newer accounts. Since they have more history, Facebook may be less likely to trigger security checks or account bans. However, it’s important to maintain the account's activity and ensure compliance with Facebook’s ad policies to avoid any issues. In general, aged accounts can offer better stability for high-budget campaigns.