This usually means Meta can’t match the app ID in your ad set. Check that the correct app is added in Meta for Developers and linked to the ad account, then select that app in Promoted Object settings before publishing.
Check the watch time and shares on your Reels first. If people leave early, try a stronger opening and shorter edits. Also check Account Status to see if any page has a recommendation issue.
I’ve found Figma widgets useful for quick tasks and notes, but the lack of customization can be annoying. It would be great if we could change colors, fonts and sizes without building our own widget.
I’d keep the video and test the new niche with a few uploads first. One viral video doesn’t mean all future videos will perform the same, but if the new topics attract a different audience, views may drop for a while.
If the new ad is meeting your goals, I wouldn’t change it just because of Learning Limited. Keep monitoring results and avoid making too many edits while it’s performing well.
Try the tiktok studio first as it supports scheduled posts for an eligble accounts. For multiple accounts check the tools pricing and tiktok rules before using proxy features
I’d start with 1 good Reel a day and focus on strong hooks and consistency. Test different topics for a few weeks, and use Stories and comments to turn viewers into followers before spending on ads.
It may be more about the new channel’s history and audience than the email. Try checking search impressions and CTR in YouTube Studio to see where the views dropped.
Try clearing Instagram cache, updating the app, and switching between Wi-Fi and mobile data. If it still happens, it might be a temporary Instagram issue.
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