Hey how do i start out With Fb Ads ?

[IPTV Service 47]

So i want to advertise my iptv website on fb with minimum kyc and without that much risk of closure how should i go abt it should i buy a warmed acc how much should i be expecting to spend per day and should i link to my website or should i link to private message

 

[boulbimp3]

Running IPTV ads on FB is tricky since they’re strict about digital streaming services. Here’s how you should go about it:

1. Use a Pre-Warmed Facebook Account
- Buying a warmed-up BM (Business Manager) with ad spend history is a good move.
- Expect to pay $100-$300+ for a decent aged BM with a verified ad account.

2. Avoid Direct Linking to Your Website
- FB might flag/block your domain fast.
- Best approach: Link to a landing page (disguised as a blog, review page, or giveaway) or send traffic to **private messages (Messenger, WhatsApp, Telegram).

3. Run Ads with Soft Content
- Don't mention IPTV, live streaming, or cheap TV access directly.
- Use phrases like “Unlimited Entertainment”, “Access to Premium Channels”, or “Exclusive Streaming Offers.”
- Use a neutral ad creative (avoid IPTV logos or obvious branding).

4. Budget & Spend Strategy
- Start low: $10-$30/day on multiple accounts to test.
- Scale slowly: If an ad is running well, increase budget gradually instead of making big jumps.

5. Avoid Red Flags
- Don’t use the same domain across multiple accounts.
- Rotate different landing pages or cloaking if needed.
- Test with different GEOs (some countries have laxer ad policies).

If you do it right, you can keep ads live for a while before getting flagged. But always have backup accounts ready.

 

[IPTV Service 47]

Running IPTV ads on FB is tricky since they’re strict about digital streaming services. Here’s how you should go about it:

1. Use a Pre-Warmed Facebook Account
- Buying a warmed-up BM (Business Manager) with ad spend history is a good move.
- Expect to pay $100-$300+ for a decent aged BM with a verified ad account.

2. Avoid Direct Linking to Your Website
- FB might flag/block your domain fast.
- Best approach: Link to a landing page (disguised as a blog, review page, or giveaway) or send traffic to **private messages (Messenger, WhatsApp, Telegram).

3. Run Ads with Soft Content
- Don't mention IPTV, live streaming, or cheap TV access directly.
- Use phrases like “Unlimited Entertainment”, “Access to Premium Channels”, or “Exclusive Streaming Offers.”
- Use a neutral ad creative (avoid IPTV logos or obvious branding).

4. Budget & Spend Strategy
- Start low: $10-$30/day on multiple accounts to test.
- Scale slowly: If an ad is running well, increase budget gradually instead of making big jumps.

5. Avoid Red Flags
- Don’t use the same domain across multiple accounts.
- Rotate different landing pages or cloaking if needed.
- Test with different GEOs (some countries have laxer ad policies).

If you do it right, you can keep ads live for a while before getting flagged. But always have backup accoun

i've been trying to spy on what my comptetitors do on ad library most of them don't use the keyword iptv in the adcopy but they do on the ad creative and they have been running the ad for weeks and the are others that use it in the ad copy and their ads have also been up for weeks and abt the accounts how would i put funds in it

 

[Basenko]

If you're concerned about the risks with Facebook Ads, especially with something like an IPTV website, it might be a good idea to diversify your traffic sources. You can consider using platforms like MGID for paid ads, which can help you reach a targeted audience without the same level of scrutiny that Facebook might put you through. For FB ads, if you decide to go that route, starting with a warmed account is safer to avoid getting flagged too quickly. For the budget, you can start with a low daily spend and gradually increase based on performance. As for linking to your site or private messages, I’d recommend starting with your website, but testing different strategies to see what converts best could help. And always keep your content compliant with FB’s policies to avoid issues!

 

[boulbimp3]

i've been trying to spy on what my comptetitors do on ad library most of them don't use the keyword iptv in the adcopy but they do on the ad creative and they have been running the ad for weeks and the are others that use it in the ad copy and their ads have also been up for weeks and abt the accounts how would i put funds in it

If some competitors are using "IPTV" in the ad creative but not in the ad copy, while others use it in both and still keep their ads running, it means Facebook isn’t enforcing its policies consistently. The safest approach is to avoid using "IPTV" in both places at the same time. If it’s in the creative, keep the copy vague with terms like "Premium Streaming" or "Unlimited Channels." Checking their landing pages can also give clues—some might be using cloaking or soft pages before redirecting to the actual offer.

For funding accounts, using pre-warmed ad accounts reduces the chances of bans. Virtual credit cards like Wise, Privacy, or Revolut work well for loading funds while keeping things separate from personal cards. Some people also use PayPal or crypto-funded accounts for extra stealth. It’s always good to have backup accounts ready in case one gets restricted.

 

[IPTV Service 47]

If some competitors are using "IPTV" in the ad creative but not in the ad copy, while others use it in both and still keep their ads running, it means Facebook isn’t enforcing its policies consistently. The safest approach is to avoid using "IPTV" in both places at the same time. If it’s in the creative, keep the copy vague with terms like "Premium Streaming" or "Unlimited Channels." Checking their landing pages can also give clues—some might be using cloaking or soft pages before redirecting to the actual offer.

For funding accounts, using pre-warmed ad accounts reduces the chances of bans. Virtual credit cards like Wise, Privacy, or Revolut work well for loading funds while keeping things separate from personal cards. Some people also use PayPal or crypto-funded accounts for extra stealth. It’s always good to have backup accounts ready in case one gets restricted.

Wdym by crypo funded accounts ?

 

[seocovers]

Be aware of legal issues surrounding IPTV, especially regarding content licensing and distribution.

 

[milo123123]

Use a warmed agency or aged BM account to reduce ban risk (expect $150–$500 for a decent one).
Spend cautiously – Start with $20–$50/day to test compliance, then scale gradually.
Avoid direct website links – Instead, drive traffic to Messenger, WhatsApp, or a lead form for safer conversions.

 

[Luca Marketing Agency]

should i buy a warmed acc

Always need an account with a history of spending, it has more trust for fb

how much should i be expecting to spend per day

It depends on many things: objective, country, target,... Just start from $20 and scale up

should i link to my website or should i link to private message

Website

Next time pls write bullet points or put commas man @@

 

[Checkmate Ads Agency]

If you don't have much experience, find an agency to help you out. It will cost a bit more however, you will learn a lot

 

[Miracle Agency]

So i want to advertise my iptv website on fb with minimum kyc and without that much risk of closure how should i go abt it should i buy a warmed acc how much should i be expecting to spend per day and should i link to my website or should i link to private message

If you have a warmed up account, it will be better. As for budget, test it first. If it gives good results, increase your budget within your ability.

 

[LUMINOUS AGENCY]

You should use old accounts and maybe keep the budget low and then gradually increase it

 

[Laika AGC]

Using an old account is a good choice to help your ads last longer.

 

[Social Tools]

Purchasing a warmed up Facebook ad account can reduce the likelihood of immediate bans
Expect to spend around $50 to $100 for a good warmed up account

 

[Phoenix BH Agency]

Yeah, starting with a warmed-up account and keeping content compliant is key. If you're running something like IPTV, alternative traffic sources like MGID, PropellerAds, or even organic SEO could help reduce reliance on Facebook. Are you testing different angles, or just looking for the safest way to run ads?

 

[IPTV Service 47]

Yeah, starting with a warmed-up account and keeping content compliant is key. If you're running something like IPTV, alternative traffic sources like MGID, PropellerAds, or even organic SEO could help reduce reliance on Facebook. Are you testing different angles, or just looking for the safest way to run ads?

just looking for how to advertise on fb as i already have some alternative traffic sources but i want to expand

 

[Alexan De]

You can use your old accounts to run ads with flexible budgets. Experiment and adjust your budget based on how your campaigns perform.

 

[beforeall]

- Warmed accounts will always outperform new accounts
- Budget should depend on the performance you want, start small, then increase as performance increases

 

[Lotus97]

First, when you are just starting out with advertising, you should use interactive campaigns to increase engagement on your page and make it easier to control the campaign.

 

[Manas Marketing Agency]

So i want to advertise my iptv website on fb with minimum kyc and without that much risk of closure how should i go abt it should i buy a warmed acc how much should i be expecting to spend per day and should i link to my website or should i link to private message

You can spend a budget of 100-300$/day to test the effectiveness, you can search for an agent on social media to refer to a stable, healthy account.