Personal ad accounts and business ad accounts

[Nikolaos]

The main differences between personal and business Facebook accounts:
1. Personal Account
- For personal use
- Low advertising limits
- Easily suspended for violations and difficult to appeal
- Suitable for: beginners, small budgets

2. Business Account (Business Manager)
- For business use
- Manages multiple pages and multiple users
- Higher, more stable limits
- Suitable for: long-term, professional ad campaigns
Using a business advertising account will help you optimize and save time

Yes and I would like to add that you have to have your personal and business accounts separate in order to reduce the risk of getting banned and loose both of them. Great information though for explaining the diffrences for beginners!

 

[apolinaollerova]

I completely agree with the sentiments expressed here, especially regarding the importance of account stability and recovery options when running long-term campaigns. It's crucial to have a verified Business Manager account with a legitimate business entity to minimize risks and ensure scalability. I'd like to ask, what are some best practices for managing pages, pixels, domains, and campaigns within a Business Manager setup to maintain optimal stability and performance? Are there any specific tools or features that you've found particularly useful in this regard?

 

[NAM AGENCY]

Yes and I would like to add that you have to have your personal and business accounts separate in order to reduce the risk of getting banned and loose both of them. Great information though for explaining the diffrences for beginners!

That's right, buddy, we always keep those two accounts completely separate.

I completely agree with the sentiments expressed here, especially regarding the importance of account stability and recovery options when running long-term campaigns. It's crucial to have a verified Business Manager account with a legitimate business entity to minimize risks and ensure scalability. I'd like to ask, what are some best practices for managing pages, pixels, domains, and campaigns within a Business Manager setup to maintain optimal stability and performance? Are there any specific tools or features that you've found particularly useful in this regard?

To manage resources like fan pages, pixels, and domains, you need a separate business account dedicated solely to those things, and that business advertising account should not be active for advertising to avoid being suspended.

 

[LOQ Marketing Agency]

Currently, using a business Business Manager account is more stable and reasonable than a personal account; the quality is the same, and the cost of a business account is much lower.

 

[Jenny 15]

The main differences between personal and business Facebook accounts:
1. Personal Account
- For personal use
- Low advertising limits
- Easily suspended for violations and difficult to appeal
- Suitable for: beginners, small budgets

2. Business Account (Business Manager)
- For business use
- Manages multiple pages and multiple users
- Higher, more stable limits
- Suitable for: long-term, professional ad campaigns
Using a business advertising account will help you optimize and save time

I find my personal account is working quite well at that time

 

[NAM AGENCY]

I prefer using a business account.

i hope everyone will start using business accounts, it will be much more convenient

Currently, using a business Business Manager account is more stable and reasonable than a personal account; the quality is the same, and the cost of a business account is much lower.

yes, business accounts are quite stable and easier to expand faster than personal accounts

I find my personal account is working quite well at that time

that only applies to existing accounts, new advertising accounts will hace spending limits and are more likely to be suspended

 

[Jenny 15]

i hope everyone will start using business accounts, it will be much more convenient

yes, business accounts are quite stable and easier to expand faster than personal accounts

that only applies to existing accounts, new advertising accounts will hace spending limits and are more likely to be suspended

However, it's stable and doesn't exceed spending limits, which is why I chose a personal account.

 

[Markin0921]

If you're actually serious about running ads, obviously you're gonna use a bm. it's the only way to avoid annoying limits and actually get your campaigns done without getting your account flagged

 

[nmabgp123]

Your information is very helpful for newcomers, thank you for sharing.

 

[THA Agency]

The main differences between personal and business Facebook accounts:
1. Personal Account
- For personal use
- Low advertising limits
- Easily suspended for violations and difficult to appeal
- Suitable for: beginners, small budgets

2. Business Account (Business Manager)
- For business use
- Manages multiple pages and multiple users
- Higher, more stable limits
- Suitable for: long-term, professional ad campaigns
Using a business advertising account will help you optimize and save time

The knowledge you shared is very helpful for beginners, thank you.

 

[NAM AGENCY]

If you're actually serious about running ads, obviously you're gonna use a bm. it's the only way to avoid annoying limits and actually get your campaigns done without getting your account flagged

we have been using BM for 8 year now and we always recommend it to everyone

Your information is very helpful for newcomers, thank you for sharing.

I hope this will be helpful to you and orther newcomers

The knowledge you shared is very helpful for beginners, thank you.

Nothing, that's what I'm supposed to do

 

[MinhThuy]

thank you for information

 

[DUNCAN AGENCY]

I've always used business accounts for my clients; they're quite stable for expanding spending.

 

[NAM AGENCY]

I've always used business accounts for my clients; they're quite stable for expanding spending.

Yes, professional advertisers always use business accounts.

 

[ABC Marketing Agency]

Your information is very helpful for people like us who want to make money on Facebook.

 

[DigitalDrifter77]

The main differences between personal and business Facebook accounts:
1. Personal Account
- For personal use
- Low advertising limits
- Easily suspended for violations and difficult to appeal
- Suitable for: beginners, small budgets

2. Business Account (Business Manager)
- For business use
- Manages multiple pages and multiple users
- Higher, more stable limits
- Suitable for: long-term, professional ad campaigns
Using a business advertising account will help you optimize and save time

thank you

 

[NAM AGENCY]

Your information is very helpful for people like us who want to make money on Facebook.

It's nothing; I just want to help newcomers.

 

[KUBET CASINO AGENCY]

There also a type of credit limit account granted by Meta, allowing you to spend first and pay later. This account is typically granted to businesses with large and consistent spending budgets. If you a large business, request an account like this from Meta; the higher the limit, the more valuable the account become

 

[MercuryAgency]

thanks for your sharing. a few time in the past, personal accs were actually better than BM ones. but recently, I use BM accounts mainly.