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Still works, but feels more competitive now. Consistent niche content seems more reliable than chasing viral hits. Monetization usually comes from funneling traffic to offers or other platforms.

As far as I know, there’s no official way to take over a Facebook group if the admin is inactive but still owns it. You could try reporting the issue to Meta, but in most cases it’s easier to build your own group and invite interested members over.

Older accounts attract a more engaged audience

Even if your account has low spending, spend consistently and pay on time and your threshold will increase. It only takes a few days

I've seen a few people mention similar issues recently. It could be a temporary platform issue rather than something you've done. I'd monitor it for a few days and check if others start reporting the same problem before making any major changes.

From what I've seen, there isn't a manual setting to increase the limit. It usually depends on factors like your account history, trust level, and how Meta evaluates your account over time.

Sorry to hear that. If you can't even access the appeal page, your best option is to contact Meta Support through another admin on your Business Manager, if you have one, or use any official support channels available to your account. If the account was disabled by mistake, that's usually the...

I've seen this happen quite often lately. Facebook seems to be applying stricter automated checks on newly created Business Managers. If everything is legitimate, try completing any requested verification and avoid creating multiple BMs in a short period of time.

If the verification request is legitimate, the best option is to complete the ID and selfie verification through Facebook's official process. If the account is genuine and you have access to the required information, there's a chance it can be restored.

I'd say it's definitely worth something. An active niche with 11k followers is a solid starting point, especially if the audience is genuine. I'd start posting consistently again and see how they respond before deciding whether to monetize or sell it.

Facebook advertising has become more challenging over the years. For beginners, working with an experienced agency can save both time and unnecessary expenses.

I'm curious if this is affecting everyone or just a small group of accounts. So far, I haven't experienced it myself, but I'll keep an eye on it.

I am interested in your services.

Is your account functioning properly and stably?

Therefore, you need to identify who your target customers are.