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I hold the opposite view: for smaller channels, live streaming actually offers a distinct advantage over larger ones, thanks to the ability to foster a sense of closeness and a high level of personalization.

I think so too; users are gradually shifting to the TikTok platform, but TikTok is stricter regarding product-related violations.

With 2,000 followers on your page, you do not yet meet the requirements to enable monetization on Facebook.

That’s a good idea, but its effectiveness depends heavily on user behavior; currently, TikTok audiences do not have the habit of actively tapping to view Stories as much as they do on Instagram.

Both are important, but in my opinion, posting frequency is far more important than the "golden hour."

Set up automated tools or a streamlined copyright enforcement process to handle blatant content reposting, then quickly channel all your energy into your next video. Continuous innovation is what truly keeps audiences engaged in the long run!

In my opinion, you should increase the budget for low-cost ad groups and turn off those with excessively high costs after the one-week testing period ends; however, increase the budget gradually—day by day—to avoid disrupting the campaign.

I am using about 50–60 accounts without any issues.

You need to properly optimize your profile from the start, go all-in on Reels, actively engage with your audience, and leverage Stories and Highlights to retain viewers.

I often run advertising campaigns directly on Meta Ads Manager without purchasing any additional software or tools.

Nowadays, people's habits typically do not rely on a single source; instead, they tend to combine various apps and websites depending on the type of event.

If you advertise products that violate the platform's policies, simply submitting an appeal typically will not yield results; this situation requires the intervention of experienced experts who possess specific strategies to restore your account to normal operation.

Instead of posting the entire long-form article on Facebook, share the most compelling part of the content—such as a solution to a core problem or an interesting finding—and include a call to action along with a shortened link.

In my opinion, this is a technical issue related to the browser or the application. If your Facebook account had been hacked, you typically wouldn't be able to log in, or the account would trigger a verification requirement.

It is true that they do watch, but the numbers are very small. People who browse short-form videos are usually looking for quick entertainment; they have neither the need nor the time to sit through entire videos lasting 10 to 20 minutes.