Facebook Ads: Questions, Advice etc.

Lately, my CPM has increased slightly even though my targeting, creatives, and budget remain unchanged. Does anyone know of any recent Facebook algorithm updates or changes to ad distribution? And how are you all optimizing to keep your CPM stable?
 
my new ad acc with verified Business Portfolio i added and verify payment method then i added 25$ as funds in the ad account
i am trying to run small ad with 5$ per day and it shows me this error Code:

Account Restriction. Please try again later: We're facing some trouble with your account. Please try again later. (#3910001)
I contacted meta support and still ongoing but they seem they don't know exactly where the issue stems from they asked for a lot of information and still not resolved
anyone can guide me through this from your experience
thanks in adv
 
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Does anyone know why ad accounts get disabled after running and spending for a period of time with error, and how to fix or prevent this issue?
 
I keep seeing unstable delivery and sudden performance drops on Facebook ads nowaday. I don't know if it's due to the account or the campaign I set up. Would appreciate if anyone has insights
 
If you'd like, I can:

Answer specific questions you're having

Provide advertising advice for SaaS/sales/affiliate campaigns

Analyze your current ads and point out mistakes

What product or service are you running ads for?
 
I keep seeing unstable delivery and sudden performance drops on Facebook ads nowaday. I don't know if it's due to the account or the campaign I set up. Would appreciate if anyone has insights
There are quite a few factors involved. To know exactly which one is causing the issue, we’ll need to test it out, bro.
Content and creatives also play a big role, as well as how you set up the campaign, the pixel/Conversions API, and sometimes it even comes down to the account itself, new accounts and old ones get treated differently in terms of delivery.
(Lately, I’ve noticed Facebook’s algorithm acting kinda dumb. it seems to favor new accounts a lot, with much better spend efficiency and overall metrics compared to older accounts.)
 
Seeing multiple yt influencers showing success with Clickbank affiliate marketing for nutra offers is tempting. Mostly they use spy tools like spyhero to identify long running ads for the target product, make changes to creatives and test with $20 per adset perday which is around $80 per day spend. They show they could scale after 3-4 days and getting better ROAS. Although this looks tempting, i want to know if that really is true? Can I go ahead doing similar with my ad account which has a history of spending from last 4-5 years and never done similar nutra campaigns.
 
Even when the audience and budgets are constant, I continue to observe significant performance swings as I test various Facebook creatives. How do you determine if the problem stems from Meta's system-side adjustments, the creative phase, or the learning phase?
 
when i try to add visa or mastercard it show me trade restriction country
i can't add any visa or mastercard
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Hey folks — is anyone running Meta ads for gray-hat/black-hat Nutra?
Is it just me, or does the Andromeda algorithm work totally differently now — like it finds your ads faster and blocks them quicker?
For example: I launch a campaign at $400/day with 50 creatives after warming up the account for 2 days.
Out of the 50, 7 get blocked… and then they shut down my ad account.
Any idea what could work?
I’ve recently seen some people running only 9:16 ads and they’ve got ads that have been live for 30+ days.
Do you know what the strategy is — and why they don’t get blocked, but I do, even if the content is similar?
 
ey folks — is anyone running Meta ads for gray-hat/black-hat Nutra?
Is it just me, or does the Andromeda algorithm work totally differently now — like it finds your ads faster and blocks them quicker?
For example: I launch a campaign at $400/day with 50 creatives after warming up the account for 2 days.
Out of the 50, 7 get blocked… and then they shut down my ad account.
Any idea what could work?
I’ve recently seen some people running only 9:16 ads and they’ve got ads that have been live for 30+ days.
Do you know what the strategy is — and why they don’t get blocked, but I do, even if the content is similar
You’re probably not doing anything “wrong” at a creative level — this feels more like a behavioral + system signal issue.


Andromeda doesn’t just evaluate what you run anymore, but how you launch and scale:


• Large creative bursts (e.g. 40–50 assets at once)
• Fast budget exposure right after warm-up
• Early negative signals in the first 24–72h
• Account-level history & linked assets


From what I’ve seen, people who survive longer usually look “boring” to the system:


• Fewer creatives live at the same time
• Slower budget ramps
• Consistent formats (9:16 seems to blend in better with native inventory)
• Cleaner launch patterns rather than aggressive testing


Even if the content looks similar to us, Andromeda is reacting to patterns, not single ads.


It’s less about tricks and more about avoiding risk signals early on.
 
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That's true, but our articles are always being copied and reposted by someone else.
 
That's true, but our articles are always being copied and reposted by someone else.
You only joined yesterday. Which 'articles' are you talking about?
 
I keep seeing unstable delivery and sudden performance drops on Facebook ads nowaday. I don't know if it's due to the account or the campaign I set up. Would appreciate if anyone has insights
You can review your budget, adjust it to suit your target audience, check pixels and page quality, and also slightly modify your ad content to attract more results.
 
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