Remedy when campaign is rejected.

[SKYAGENCY3333]

Clear content, avoid sensitive words.

Clean images, not offensive.

Landing page matches content.

Reasonable target, small test before scaling.

Regular spending account, do not turn on/off continuously.

Keep the campaign "clean" from the beginning, the approval rate will be higher.

 

[SKYAGENCY3333]

Cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ thông tin hữu ích này!

We have tested it too. Thank you for your interest.

 

[NK_Agency]

Clear content, avoid sensitive words.

Clean images, not offensive.

Landing page matches content.

Reasonable target, small test before scaling.

Regular spending account, do not turn on/off continuously.

Keep the campaign "clean" from the beginning, the approval rate will be higher.

Thanks for sharing this useful information!

 

[badboylose]

Currently, Facebook's policies are making it very difficult to run a campaign. Thank you for sharing the information.

Clear content, avoid sensitive words.

Clean images, not offensive.

Landing page matches content.

Reasonable target, small test before scaling.

Regular spending account, do not turn on/off continuously.

Keep the campaign "clean" from the beginning, the approval rate will be higher.

 

[aprildfwida]

keeping campaigns clean from the start usually prevents most issues.

 

[ISO Agency]

That is what advertisers are all aiming for, but to be more attractive to ads, the content and images of some advertisers will be special and somewhat inappropriate, leading to violations of community standards.

 

[Mineisgoodmate]

Clear content, avoid sensitive words.

Clean images, not offensive.

Landing page matches content.

Reasonable target, small test before scaling.

Regular spending account, do not turn on/off continuously.

Keep the campaign "clean" from the beginning, the approval rate will be higher.

Good checklist, keeping everything clean from the start really helps. Testing small before scaling is probably the most underrated step. Consistency with spend and activity makes a big difference too.

 

[Deleted member 1962103]

Clear content, avoid sensitive words.

Clean images, not offensive.

Landing page matches content.

Reasonable target, small test before scaling.

Regular spending account, do not turn on/off continuously.

Keep the campaign "clean" from the beginning, the approval rate will be higher.

In addition, a reputable payment account is also a very important key for the campaign to be approved.
Clean campaigns are the issue that most people are most concerned about because there are many gray hat products that are difficult to hide.

 

[Mlinh Day]

The information you share is very useful, thank you very much.

 

[Jasper Kyra]

The information you shared is very useful. I’ve been applying it and my campaigns have become much more stable.

 

[Harper89]

Those are important things to know, but some people, in an effort to make their ads more appealing, deliberately use sensitive words or images and then keep complaining when their ads get rejected))

 

[Chloenvy]

Clear content, avoid sensitive words.

Clean images, not offensive.

Landing page matches content.

Reasonable target, small test before scaling.

Regular spending account, do not turn on/off continuously.

Keep the campaign "clean" from the beginning, the approval rate will be higher.

Your sharing is very useful. I have learned a lot of information. I have saved it for my work.

 

[Jonh Maynard]

Hi there! Those are solid fundamentals for Facebook ad approval! You've covered the key bases perfectly. I'd add a few more tactics that work well: use Facebook's "Text Overlay Tool" to check image text ratios, and always preview ads across all placements in Ads Manager before publishing.


For landing page compliance, make sure your Privacy Policy and Terms are easily accessible - Facebook checks these during review. Also, check "Account Quality" weekly to catch any issues early before they impact your campaigns.


Your point about consistent spending is crucial - I've seen accounts with irregular patterns get flagged more often. The "clean from start" approach definitely pays off with higher approval rates long-term.


What specific verticals have you found work best with this clean approach, and do you have a minimum daily spend threshold you maintain for account health?

 

[Nappi Tani]

Thank you for sharing your very useful tips. These tips help me understand better how to keep my account and campaign stable from the beginning.

 

[SKYAGENCY3333]

Hi there! Those are solid fundamentals for Facebook ad approval! You've covered the key bases perfectly. I'd add a few more tactics that work well: use Facebook's "Text Overlay Tool" to check image text ratios, and always preview ads across all placements in Ads Manager before publishing.


For landing page compliance, make sure your Privacy Policy and Terms are easily accessible - Facebook checks these during review. Also, check "Account Quality" weekly to catch any issues early before they impact your campaigns.


Your point about consistent spending is crucial - I've seen accounts with irregular patterns get flagged more often. The "clean from start" approach definitely pays off with higher approval rates long-term.


What specific verticals have you found work best with this clean approach, and do you have a minimum daily spend threshold you maintain for account health?

Thanks for your comment

 

[mantaall12]

Clear content, avoid sensitive words.

Clean images, not offensive.

Landing page matches content.

Reasonable target, small test before scaling.

Regular spending account, do not turn on/off continuously.

Keep the campaign "clean" from the beginning, the approval rate will be higher.

make sure your content is safe and clear, use non-offensive images, and align the landing page with your ad. start with a small, targeted test, keep the account active, and avoid switching campaigns on and off—clean setups get approved more easily.

 

[SKYAGENCY3333]

make sure your content is safe and clear, use non-offensive images, and align the landing page with your ad. start with a small, targeted test, keep the account active, and avoid switching campaigns on and off—clean setups get approved more easily.

Yes sure, it is very helpful.

 

[MKT UJU]

It’s important to keep your campaign clean from the start, especially with “grey hat” products that are hard to hide. Start small before expanding to get a better understanding of how it works. And remember, using a reputable payment account is also key to getting your campaign approved easily.

 

[Axis Hamster]

One factor that many people often overlook is the activity history of the advertising account. When the account is highly trustworthy and maintains stable spending habits, the approval process will be smoother and the risk of being unexpectedly locked will be reduced.

 

[mr Lotus]

Clear content, avoid sensitive words.Use clean, non-offensive images.

Make sure the landing page matches the ad content.

Set reasonable targeting, run small tests before scaling.Keep the ad account spending regularly, avoid turning campaigns on and off too often.

Keeping the campaign “clean” from the start will result in a higher approval rate.