Recent content by Pippi Magnos

Hi i'm currently looking to test products to see which one works best then scale up. My daily budget is $300 can we start with that? and 7% fee?

I found that it's not safe to reuse a card linked to a permanently restricted account. I tried it once and the account got banned again very quickly. The agency said it would be better to link a new card that has never been restricted.

I find my page content quite interesting, the posts are all well thought out but I don't understand why my page reach is still very low

I think it was necessary because last time i ran ads on a brand new account, and the campaign was immediately flagged. Now I usually warm up about a week before running a campaign and it’s much more stable

Do you think running something like $200 a month in the crypto niche would be effective, or is that budget too low to see real results?

Got it, so in your exp, how do you decide whether an offer belongs to a Blue Ocean or Red Ocean before spending on ads?

I can relate. Last year my average CPC was around $0.6, but now it's often $1.5 for the same audience and ad type. I am having to reconsider the profitability of the campaigns.

$1.5M per month is massive. With that kind of budget, I'd say you definitely need a solid creative and funnel strategy, otherwise FB will eat it fast

From what I've seen, verifying BM gives some stability and credibility, but it also puts you under stricter checks. If your setup and activity are clean, it's worth it. But if not, verification can actually make flags come faster

With my campaigns, I still find Facebook ads working pretty well this year. Sure, there are rejections here and there, but most of mine get approved and perform fine once I adjust wording or targeting

Growing a page that fast with only real followers is really tough. You'd need strong content that people actually want to share, plus some ad spend to boost reach

For me, short videos and Reels usually get the best interaction. Lately I've noticed that videos grab attention way more than text or link posts

When I started, I wasted money testing too many things at once. I think it's better to run one campaign with a clear goal and small budget first, then see how people react before scaling

Yeah, I've noticed the same trend. Demand for FB services isn't as strong as before, many shifting budget to TikTok

i think it's safer to buy aged accounts from trusted agencies. Fresh or cheap ones usually burn out fast, while agencies often provide accounts that are warmed up properly and last longer