Recent content by Addison Ball

Advertising undoubtedly yields the best results; however, when it comes to imitation products, the key lies in effective disguise—that is where you should focus your efforts.

I would go with keyword for DM.Raw domains in comments or on the reel look spammy fast and kill trust.

If you already got a real C&D and replied, I would stop everything completely and not try to “fix” it yourself. At that point it is more legal than technical.Responding in this situation is completely pointless.

fb pages are slow at the start tbh，There is no quick way.I would just focus on posting consistently + sharing into relevant groups first traction usually comes from groups, not the page itself，also make sure your content is actually native (not repost spam), fb kills reach on that fast

honestly I keep it pretty simple,first thing I check is just IP quality (isp / mobile / geo consistency), then I hit browserleaks to see if anything looks off if timezone, language, ip dont match = already bad sign for incognition I dont over tweak, too many changes can look worse just keep it...

Can you set up multiple pixel codes on Reddit—similar to how it works with Facebook accounts?

yeah full body swap in comfyui is kinda messy tbh face swap is easy, but once you touch body/hair it breaks fast，most people dont really “swap”, they just rebuild with controlnet + lora，try openpose or depth + ipadapter, it helps keep structure a bit more stable

Instagram can work, but it is not the easiest for investment traffic. It is more top-of-funnel (content, trust building), not direct conversions. GEO-wise, I have seen US, UK, Canada and some EU countries perform better, but creatives matter way more than country here.

Facebook has become much stricter, and anything that looks edited or recycled usually fails fast. The only thing that consistently works is a real, clear document that matches the account details exactly.If it suddenly stopped passing, it is usually because the account itself is already high...

From my experience it is less about exact limits and more about looking like a normal user. If you just post and do nothing else, it looks unnatural. I try to mix actions — scroll, like, follow, and post.Also I would not push too many accounts on one device. Fewer accounts with consistent...

Yes, it can cause issues. If the first account was suspended, reusing the same ad + same billing often gets linked fast. I would first find out what triggered the suspension, because approval does not mean it is safe long term. Meta often approves first and reviews deeper later.

In my experience the age of the account does not matter as much as the activity history. An old account that already has normal activity and engagement usually performs more stable than a brand new one. New accounts can still go viral, but they often need a bit of time posting consistently first.

This is a trend, and it has been mentioned before, but as advertisers, we have no way to change it; we can only adapt to this change.

You can appeal, but the key is to be very clear and calm in the request. Explain that you reviewed the policies, what might have caused the violation, and what steps you will take to fix it (changing creatives, landing page, claims, etc.). In my experience appeals that show you understand the...

This will happen with newly registered accounts. Sometimes Facebook flags it as “unusual activity” when a card is added and ads are attempted right away. Usually you just need to request a review and confirm your identity. It does not always mean you violated anything.