Facebook Ad Accounts Keep Burning Out

[TitanShade]

I’m testing FB ads for sweeps and nutra. Accounts work for a few days then die, even with new domains. How are you guys keeping accounts alive longer?

 

[Tbag_Fox]

I’m testing FB ads for sweeps and nutra. Accounts work for a few days then die, even with new domains. How are you guys keeping accounts alive longer?

You can change your ad account type, or simply find a rental agency

 

[Darkfang]

Warm the account with whitehat campaigns for 3–5 days first. Throw $20–$30 on a safe niche, then start cloaked campaigns. Cold starts get flagged.

 

[WebVenomX]

Don’t reuse pixels or domains across accounts. That footprint is what FB catches.

 

[Spicybambooz]

Scale sideways instead of vertical. Ten accounts spending $50 each live longer than one account spending $500.

 

[WesternPixels]

How complicated everything has become... when it was so simple before, it seems like a bubble about to burst.

 

[Ghost Agency]

If the campaign has been running for a few days and then the account gets banned, it’s likely because the account wasn’t strong enough. Still, your cloaking was effective — otherwise, the account would have been banned immediately. That’s why I think switching to a different type of account should solve the problem.

 

[Tuti11 Zeco]

I’m testing FB ads for sweeps and nutra. Accounts work for a few days then die, even with new domains. How are you guys keeping accounts alive longer?

I had the same problem as you before and I found a solution.

 

[Mr.Lee Agency]

To make your account stronger, we always trust using verified and long-standing business accounts on Facebook.

I’m testing FB ads for sweeps and nutra. Accounts work for a few days then die, even with new domains. How are you guys keeping accounts alive longer?

 

[shijin]

Sweeps and nutra are basically red flags on steroids for FB’s system

 

[ViralPenguin]

Start with low-budget engagement campaigns, warm accounts slowly, and avoid pushing high-risk offers too soon.