How long does a new facebook account need to be warmed up?
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- Dec 4, 2023
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Actually, for maximum safety, you should patiently nurture your account for at least 2 weeks to 1 month before starting to use ads. During this time, interact like a real user; don't rush because new accounts are very easy to get suspended.
- Jan 14, 2020
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I would say definitely wait around a month and act like a normal user during that time.
quynhuyen
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The "warm-up" period for a new Facebook account isn't fixed, but it usually lasts from a few days to a few weeks (around 1-2 weeks) or more, depending on usage, purpose (personal or advertising), and you perform activities like a normal user (browsing, liking, commenting) to build trust before starting more aggressive activities (like mass friend requests, frequent posting, or running ads) to avoid being flagged as a spam or fake account by Facebook.
- Dec 6, 2023
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My hard-won experience is that you should take your time nurturing your account for at least two weeks to make it stronger. During this time, interact gently like a real user, then run some test ads with a low budget.
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For new accounts, you need to warm them up with engagement campaigns, and only set up conversion campaigns 1-3 days later. Of course, this will be very difficult if you're running BH products.
SunshineAgency
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The quickest way is to buy a new Business Manager (BM) or rent an account from AGC.
- Feb 28, 2010
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Most people take weeks to slowly warm the account. I would purchase a prewarmed account if I were you
- Sep 18, 2025
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New Facebook accounts that lack credibility will face difficulties in advertising, but you can warm up the account for a week and then start with truly transparent advertising.
cybersexuals
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in my exp, usually 2 to 4 weeks of normal human activity is enough, daily scrolling, posting, light commenting, and gradual interactions before running ads
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Give it about a week of normal use, then start ads slowly to avoid issues.
Facebook_Ads_Agency
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If we are talking about a newly created account, then it is at least 7 days, but preferably 10 days, so it is easier to buy an account.
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You can start running ads after 3-5 days of warming up, however, the stability is not as good as after nurturing the account for 7-14 days. If you start early, you should keep the budget low, operate slowly, and gradually increase it to minimize the risk of account suspension.
- Nov 13, 2025
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It is enough to warm up a new Facebook account for 7–14 days.
Start with normal activity first, then start ads on a small budget, don't suddenly spend a lot.
Start with normal activity first, then start ads on a small budget, don't suddenly spend a lot.
- Oct 17, 2023
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you can use warm-up campaign right now. Add your card in and start your journey
don't put anything violating in your ads
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To overcome the problem of new accounts being easily restricted, you need a systematic account nurturing process. For the first two weeks, act like a real user to increase your credibility with the system. Then, start with low-budget seed campaigns and "clean" content. Being transparent from the beginning will help your account stay stable and easily scale up your budget later.