FACEBOOK AD ACCOUNT WARM UP

[nasroo]

Hello, my best forum, BlackHatWorld!

I’m new to the forum and to Facebook ads, and I’ve been diving into affiliate marketing. I’d really appreciate some guidance from this awesome community to see if my understanding is on the right track. Here’s what I’ve experienced so far:

1. Warming Up the Ad Account: In my initial campaigns, I noticed that Facebook didn’t seem to give me the right audience right away. I reached over 100,000 people with one of my ads but didn’t get any results. It was only after running a few more ads that I started to see better performance. Does this mean that Facebook needs to "warm up" your ad account before it can accurately target the right audience? Should I expect to spend without results at the beginning?
2. Targeting a New Country: I’m planning to apply what I’ve learned and target a different country, Do I need to approach this in the same way, expecting a warm-up period, or is there something specific I should do to avoid the initial lack of results?

Thanks so much for any advice you can offer. I’m eager to learn and improve my approach to Facebook ads!

 

[Black Hat Earth]

Hello, my best forum, BlackHatWorld!

I’m new to the forum and to Facebook ads, and I’ve been diving into affiliate marketing. I’d really appreciate some guidance from this awesome community to see if my understanding is on the right track. Here’s what I’ve experienced so far:

1. Warming Up the Ad Account: In my initial campaigns, I noticed that Facebook didn’t seem to give me the right audience right away. I reached over 100,000 people with one of my ads but didn’t get any results. It was only after running a few more ads that I started to see better performance. Does this mean that Facebook needs to "warm up" your ad account before it can accurately target the right audience? Should I expect to spend without results at the beginning?
2. Targeting a New Country: I’m planning to apply what I’ve learned and target a different country, Do I need to approach this in the same way, expecting a warm-up period, or is there something specific I should do to avoid the initial lack of results?

Thanks so much for any advice you can offer. I’m eager to learn and improve my approach to Facebook ads!

If your advertising account is healthy enough, you don't need to warm it up before use

 

[orsonwade5]

Warming up your ad account and targeting a new country takes time and patience. Make sure you research your target audience thoroughly, track your data, and be prepared to adjust your ad strategy based on your results. Improving your ad copy and optimizing your audience are key to achieving better results in your ad campaigns. Good luck with your Facebook advertising and affiliate marketing!

 

[Caden Marketing Agency]

It's quite common for you to experience that your ad account needs some time to "warm up" before seeing good results. When you first start running ads, Fb needs time to collect data and optimize ad delivery to the right audience. In the early stages, you may find that your ads aren't immediately effective. This means you may have to spend without seeing many initial results, but it helps Fb understand your target audience better.

 

[Misa Elia]

For new accounts you need to warm up first. After a while, when your account stabilizes, your results will be better.

 

[Luca Marketing Agency]

For new accounts, Facebook needs time to "learn" to reach the right customer files and potential audiences for your campaign. After that, your account will stable and get more good result.

 

[MOND AGENCY MARKETING]

Hello, my best forum, BlackHatWorld!

I’m new to the forum and to Facebook ads, and I’ve been diving into affiliate marketing. I’d really appreciate some guidance from this awesome community to see if my understanding is on the right track. Here’s what I’ve experienced so far:

1. Warming Up the Ad Account: In my initial campaigns, I noticed that Facebook didn’t seem to give me the right audience right away. I reached over 100,000 people with one of my ads but didn’t get any results. It was only after running a few more ads that I started to see better performance. Does this mean that Facebook needs to "warm up" your ad account before it can accurately target the right audience? Should I expect to spend without results at the beginning?
2. Targeting a New Country: I’m planning to apply what I’ve learned and target a different country, Do I need to approach this in the same way, expecting a warm-up period, or is there something specific I should do to avoid the initial lack of results?

Thanks so much for any advice you can offer. I’m eager to learn and improve my approach to Facebook ads!

It won't affect you too much when you warm up like that, bro, because the quality of the account cannot be specifically known.

 

[Regalito Agnacsu]

Don't worry. The new account needs to be warmed up before use

 

[Elisa Elise]

For new accounts it will take time to optimize and learn about the customer base to approach. After the account stabilizes it will bring good results

 

[New_Wind]

You can create an ad group, each ad targets a different goal, whichever ad is effective you can increase the budget. Ads need time to learn, then Facebook will distribute them better.

 

[watersevenkt]

I don't warm up my account often, usually accounts can go big without worrying too much about the above issues, but your account has a low daily spending limit, set a small budget and gradually increase it.

 

[Archibald ad]

New advertising accounts need to collect information and reach your target customers, but for accounts that already have spending, I think you just need to launch a campaign as usual.

 

[XH agency]

Hello, my best forum, BlackHatWorld!

I’m new to the forum and to Facebook ads, and I’ve been diving into affiliate marketing. I’d really appreciate some guidance from this awesome community to see if my understanding is on the right track. Here’s what I’ve experienced so far:

1. Warming Up the Ad Account: In my initial campaigns, I noticed that Facebook didn’t seem to give me the right audience right away. I reached over 100,000 people with one of my ads but didn’t get any results. It was only after running a few more ads that I started to see better performance. Does this mean that Facebook needs to "warm up" your ad account before it can accurately target the right audience? Should I expect to spend without results at the beginning?
2. Targeting a New Country: I’m planning to apply what I’ve learned and target a different country, Do I need to approach this in the same way, expecting a warm-up period, or is there something specific I should do to avoid the initial lack of results?

Thanks so much for any advice you can offer. I’m eager to learn and improve my approach to Facebook ads!

it depends on your product and your account if your product is attractive enough your account is strong enough you don't need to warm up your account

 

[Mr Archiee]

Hello, my best forum, BlackHatWorld!

I’m new to the forum and to Facebook ads, and I’ve been diving into affiliate marketing. I’d really appreciate some guidance from this awesome community to see if my understanding is on the right track. Here’s what I’ve experienced so far:

1. Warming Up the Ad Account: In my initial campaigns, I noticed that Facebook didn’t seem to give me the right audience right away. I reached over 100,000 people with one of my ads but didn’t get any results. It was only after running a few more ads that I started to see better performance. Does this mean that Facebook needs to "warm up" your ad account before it can accurately target the right audience? Should I expect to spend without results at the beginning?
2. Targeting a New Country: I’m planning to apply what I’ve learned and target a different country, Do I need to approach this in the same way, expecting a warm-up period, or is there something specific I should do to avoid the initial lack of results?

Thanks so much for any advice you can offer. I’m eager to learn and improve my approach to Facebook ads!

That's for the good of the account. Everyone needs to learn when they first start and the account is no different. It needs to warm up and learn to collect data to better reach your goals.

 

[Hison Agency]

Surely Facebook is getting smarter. When an advertising campaign starts, it will be like a child exploring everything. After learning a little accumulated knowledge, it will enter the optimal stage.

 

[ATC Agency]

Firstly :
1. you should run a small budget, so that your ads deliver and learn the audience you need to market to
2. you should set up A/B testing to know which files will be suitable for your product

 

[Tiny Angel]

You should look at your payment history, see if you've reached your payment threshold or monthly invoicing date, and check the budget and spenders on your account.

 

[MK Agency]

Hello, my best forum, BlackHatWorld!

I’m new to the forum and to Facebook ads, and I’ve been diving into affiliate marketing. I’d really appreciate some guidance from this awesome community to see if my understanding is on the right track. Here’s what I’ve experienced so far:

1. Warming Up the Ad Account: In my initial campaigns, I noticed that Facebook didn’t seem to give me the right audience right away. I reached over 100,000 people with one of my ads but didn’t get any results. It was only after running a few more ads that I started to see better performance. Does this mean that Facebook needs to "warm up" your ad account before it can accurately target the right audience? Should I expect to spend without results at the beginning?
2. Targeting a New Country: I’m planning to apply what I’ve learned and target a different country, Do I need to approach this in the same way, expecting a warm-up period, or is there something specific I should do to avoid the initial lack of results?

Thanks so much for any advice you can offer. I’m eager to learn and improve my approach to Facebook ads!

Every campaign needs to learn, and so does Facebook, so in the first days you should only run a small budget so that Facebook knows what audience you want to distribute to.

 

[ATC Agency]

Hello, my best forum, BlackHatWorld!

I’m new to the forum and to Facebook ads, and I’ve been diving into affiliate marketing. I’d really appreciate some guidance from this awesome community to see if my understanding is on the right track. Here’s what I’ve experienced so far:

1. Warming Up the Ad Account: In my initial campaigns, I noticed that Facebook didn’t seem to give me the right audience right away. I reached over 100,000 people with one of my ads but didn’t get any results. It was only after running a few more ads that I started to see better performance. Does this mean that Facebook needs to "warm up" your ad account before it can accurately target the right audience? Should I expect to spend without results at the beginning?
2. Targeting a New Country: I’m planning to apply what I’ve learned and target a different country, Do I need to approach this in the same way, expecting a warm-up period, or is there something specific I should do to avoid the initial lack of results?

Thanks so much for any advice you can offer. I’m eager to learn and improve my approach to Facebook ads!

If you only use 1 account for 1 product, it will eventually be perfect

 

[Grandebanana24cm]

If you only use 1 account for 1 product, it will eventually be perfect

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