Good morning sir, im interested in renting a Facebook ad account to promote my e-commerce products in the Spanish market. My current daily profit is around $200, so Idk to know what the approximate rental cost would be for an account suitable for this budget. i havent worked with agency ad...
Thanks for the tips! I'll start with the Lead form to get some initial sign-ups and then try switching to Conversion later. Hopefully my campaigns will be better
Yes I feel the same. When I used the same copy too long or hit overlapping audiences, my reach also dropped hard. I usually refresh creatives and restart the campaign, then wait a few days to see if things settle
I've seen that pop-up before too. In my case the campaign still ran fine after closing it, but later FB asked for verification again. I think ignoring it short-term is okay, but if you plan to scale or run long-term it’s safer to just get the account verified to avoid sudden stops
From my exp, focusing on a few strong, trusted BMs is more sustainable. Once they're warmed and stable, you can scale budgets much safer without worrying about constant replacements
I've had that happen before too. In my case, it's just a sync delay on Facebook's side. You can try clearing the catalog cache or reconnecting Commerce Manager
I've run into the same thing before. I found creatives to be quite effective initially, burns out fast if the audience pool is too small. Expanding the targeting and testing fresh creatives usually helps keep it alive longer
I'm still testing so my spend is on the lower side, usually a few hundred a month in ecom. I plan to focus more on seeing what creative and audiences really work before scaling.
I've found that you can still get some organic likes if you post consistently and make engaging content. It's slower than before, but mixing in some paid ads really helps reach more people
I’ve seen the same, personal accounts tend to feel safer long term, but BM still gives more control and scale if managed well. For me, running both in parallel has been the most stable setup.
Thanks for sharing this, really useful breakdown. From my exp, I've also noticed that using a good residential proxy and warming up the profile slowly helps accounts stay much more stable
Yes, I had a similar issue before. Got hit with a suspension and they asked me for ID as well. Since it was a fake account, I couldn't really recover it. I see that once FB requests photo ID, it's almost impossible to bypass
I've seen it too. I've had campaigns with the same setup to test, one account I've had for 4 years, carefully warmed up and clear information running smoothly with low CPM while another account struggled
Yes, I also see industries like finance, real estate and health being tightened too much. If I can optimize events and creative well, is it still possible to run?
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