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You can always utilize the Facebook Ad Library by switching to the "Active" filter and scrolling down to view the older ads (which should have more impressions aswell) Impressions by each ad are visible if u click on each ad.

Experience says life is much easier if u stick with 1 account 1 campaign.

My experience says that it's much better to spread out your activity and post quality comments or posts over several days or weeks rather than spamming few days and then waiting.

I'd definitely use personal account, see no reason not to. If you create a new account it would get restricted instatntly because of the account age.

You should see live people count with Clarity

I've always received help from Meta Support within just a few minutes. I do think you need to have some sort of spending history beforehand tho

I recommend starting by building a Facebook group. It’s generally easier to attract people to a group, where they can engage in discussions and connect with each other. As the admin, you can share your page content there, encouraging group members to follow your page for more updates. This...

A great strategy is to connect with others in related fields who aren’t direct competitors and see if they’re interested in purchasing backlinks too. Once you have a few interested parties, you can approach the site where you want to buy backlinks and mention that you’re looking to purchase...

If I were in your shoes, I’d definitely start with buying premade accounts. It’s a much quicker way to get going, allowing you to jump straight into engaging with content. You can quickly find out if the accounts are getting banned or flagged, which saves you time and frustration. Best of luck!

In Facebook’s Ad Library, you can easily check audience age settings for free and see all ads in your niche, including competitors. Just filter for active ads, scroll down, and look at audience size—if an ad has a big audience and has been running for a while, it’s 100% making money.

Meta Ads have been tricky for me lately. I’m running into problems trying to scale up without losing profitability. I often find certain "sweet spots" where if i go higher with ad spend i start losing money.

Have you tried making it as easy as possible for them? I started including a direct link to the review page right in the thank-you email or text, along with a gentle nudge like, “We’d love to hear about your experience!” Also, try asking for feedback a few times, but space it out. Sometimes...

Yes, definitely profitable. Having success with ads

Just looking around. Mostly SEO, FB ads