Fb ads banned (advice please)

[airex]

I got suspended from facebook ads for seemingly no reason on my first account (pretty sure it was because I changed my budget 20 times first day).

EVERYTHING was different on the next account except the website url and ad picture (ip, cookies, payment method, everything). I got banned again, the ad never actually ran it seemed. This was most likely due to operating on a mobile network.

If I make a new account and change my domain (it's a shopify store that uses a regular .com domain) as well as change the ad picture will that be enough? Also FB hates you changing ip's so I guess I need resh ip static.

Also the shopify account had a google pixel Id attached to it, that seems like that alone could link it. Yes, no?

Can't believe this is my first post, I've spent 100 hours on this forum.

 

[DeadJoe]

Build your site on domain1.com
buy domain2.com domain3.com domain4.com <--- 301 to your money site. Advertise on FB using those domains.
Clear your cookies etc.. use private proxies fresh one every time.

 

[Spartan Accounts]

I got suspended from facebook ads for seemingly no reason on my first account (pretty sure it was because I changed my budget 20 times first day).

EVERYTHING was different on the next account except the website url and ad picture (ip, cookies, payment method, everything). I got banned again, the ad never actually ran it seemed. This was most likely due to operating on a mobile network.

If I make a new account and change my domain (it's a shopify store that uses a regular .com domain) as well as change the ad picture will that be enough? Also FB hates you changing ip's so I guess I need resh ip static.

Also the shopify account had a google pixel Id attached to it, that seems like that alone could link it. Yes, no?

Can't believe this is my first post, I've spent 100 hours on this forum.

Send a support ticket and they will get back to you within months.

 

[airex]

Build your site on domain1.com
buy domain2.com domain3.com domain4.com <--- 301 to your money site. Advertise on FB using those domains.
Clear your cookies etc.. use private proxies fresh one every time.

How many times will I have to have it redirect? Wouldn't facebook see the final page you land on and link that?

Is changing the default domain to the new domain and having shopify automatically redirect traffic the same as doing a 301?

DO you think I will be able to link my fb pixel to the account? Will it matter if I implement it manually as in putting the code into the html file, or linking it the easy way under account settings by just putting in the pixel id?

 

[DeadJoe]

I meant if you're doing something blackhat or against the terms of facebook then this is the way to go around it. It'll work until a competitor reports you

a 301 is basically a redirect to your site. So facebook doesn't know shit that it's the same site over and over again unless someone manually checks it.

 

[airex]

I meant if you're doing something blackhat or against the terms of facebook then this is the way to go around it. It'll work until a competitor reports you

Okay I plan to follow fb tos no blackhat. Would this count as a 301 redirect and be sufficient for tricking fb? Or is a 301 redirect something that needs to be coded? I'm new to this.

 

[DeadJoe]

Yes that is a 301. to be 100% sure just look up your domain name company e.g. "godaddy 301 redirect".

If you did something FB didn't like with your site initially, then they've probably blacklisted your URL, in my opinion, the 301 will make your site appear as a fresh one. Just get 99 cent domain and try with it.

 

[airex]

Thanks I have a few .99 urls I got from godaddy, will try it. At the very worst I waste 30 minutes and lose a payment method if fb finds out.

I had a product on my landing page that I was comparing to a popular name brand product, is this against tos? I know it is against tos in the ad itself, not sure about website/landing page.

 

[DeadJoe]

I have no idea about that, just get a cup of coffee and go through their TOS carefully and then find ways to go around it. Make sure to clean all your cookies, use CC cleaner. Also download this browser extension it masks your agent. Lets you pick b/w mobile, different browsers etc.. if you're running multiple accounts.

 

[airex]

What is the browser extension, I didn't see a link. I'm not sure to the extent at which fb tracks your browser footprint, but better safe then sorry I guess. I have been doing ebay/amazon "stealth" for a while now so It really helps knowing this stuff.

 

[C3R0X]

Everybody Faces this problem.You should open a ticket in hurry!

 

[smallman91]

I got suspended from facebook ads for seemingly no reason on my first account (pretty sure it was because I changed my budget 20 times first day).

EVERYTHING was different on the next account except the website url and ad picture (ip, cookies, payment method, everything). I got banned again, the ad never actually ran it seemed. This was most likely due to operating on a mobile network.

If I make a new account and change my domain (it's a shopify store that uses a regular .com domain) as well as change the ad picture will that be enough? Also FB hates you changing ip's so I guess I need resh ip static.

Also the shopify account had a google pixel Id attached to it, that seems like that alone could link it. Yes, no?

Can't believe this is my first post, I've spent 100 hours on this forum.

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