Recent content by CrystalBadger57

You can try clearing cookies and cache first, also check your browser and connection, if it keeps looping then try logging in from a normal browser session.

Yes, If the ad accounts and BMs are fine then check the profile history and recent activity because something there may be triggering the reviews.

Yes, It may depend on the country and type of service you’re advertising and heck the specific verification requirements for your location before making changes.

It could be worth starting slow because It's usually better and build some account history first, then increase the budget step by step instead of trying to push a big spend right away.

Yes, sometimes approved ads just take a bit to start spending and check the billing or targeting and search volume first and then give it some time before changing things.

You should test small budgets and track the quality of users before scaling, because the best source usually depends on your GEO and target audience.

Five days can be enough to gather some initial data but there is no fixed warmup period that guarantees no suspension and keep the setup consistent and policy compliant.

I think It could be related but there’s not enough to say the category change caused it because meta can trigger routine reviews even when no major changes are made so the timing is worth keeping an eye on though.

From my experience fresh accounts can work but they are more likely to face verification because aged accounts can be smoother but there is no guarantee and keeping everything genuine and consistent will surely helps.

For a new site, first focus on improving the content quality and try AdSense again later. You can also test smaller networks like Media.net or Adsterra while your traffic build.

Personally, i think It depends on the product as for handmade furniture I would lean toward Meta since the products are very visual because good creatives can help people discover the brand and products.

Renting another account can lead to the same issue also its better to fix the suspension reason and appeal with a compliant website and clear business details.

Check the website for anything that could look misleading or suspicious also make sure the business details, contact info, policies, payment flow and domain information are all clear and consistent before submitting another appeal.

I would not judge the campaign by CPM alone rather check CTR or CPA and actual sales from each placement then move the budget toward the placements bringing better results.

Actually, this makes sense as keeping the appeal short and factual seems better than making many changes during the review and waiting for the result can also avoid creating more issues.