how do you guys scale without tripping fb review?

[GDraFB]

every time i raise budget too quick, ads get stuck in review or limited. is it better to duplicate adsets or just increase % slowly? what’s working best for you right now?

instead of increasing your budget you can use other ad accounts and copy that campaign. and i often do that with winning campaigns

 

[Sonni Frith]

When I increased my budget too suddenly, my account stopped spending right after that. I think the account needs time to redistribute spending, after that I didn't dare to increase my budget too much again.

 

[Jenny 15]

every time i raise budget too quick, ads get stuck in review or limited. is it better to duplicate adsets or just increase % slowly? what’s working best for you right now?

Normally, for each campaign I will create 3 ad set, and in the ad setI will open more ads.

 

[Dodi AGC]

When I increased my budget too suddenly, my account stopped spending right after that. I think the account needs time to redistribute spending, after that I didn't dare to increase my budget too much again.

So how do you scale then, just leave it like that and wait?

 

[Keisha2]

If you raise budgets too fast, FB often re-triggers review which slows delivery. A safer method is to increase by 20–30% every 2–3 days.

 

[Nappi Tani]

I have an account where I increased the budget by about 50%, and it also stopped spending right after that, I think we should increase the budget slowly to avoid such a sudden stop

 

[Mlinh Day]

When you increase your budget too quickly, Facebook will see this as an unusual behavior. So you should increase it slowly.

 

[lanhchanh06]

I think you should only increase it by 30%.

 

[Victory Milano]

I have the same problem, even though I only increased it by 40%. Does anyone know what the maximum % is to not get banned?

 

[Alex drimar]

Raising the budget too fast often gets ads “stuck in review” or restricted.
A safer way is to increase gradually by 20–30% each time. If you want to scale faster, duplicate the ad set and split the budget—this is usually more stable.
Personally, I combine both: duplicate strong ad sets for scaling, and slowly increase % for long-term stability.

 

[Luca Marketing Agency]

We go with duplicate ad sets and only dup the ad set that has a low cost. It takes 3-6 hours to pass, if longer, start using a new account

 

[zenkie2080]

Gradual scaling keeps ads stable—duplication works too, but pacing often wins long term

 

[zenkie2080]

Slow, incremental budget increases usually keep campaigns healthier than sudden jumps