Recent content by Tictioni

From my experience, account quality and consistency are important. Make sure the account details, email, location, and payment setup are consistent, and secure everything with 2FA. Also, check that your BM and ad setup are ready before launching campaigns.

Focus on Reels, useful content, and real conversations. Share in relevant groups and reply to comments. Consistency + genuine engagement usually beats buying followers.

Deleting it starts Meta's account deletion process, but some data may remain temporarily in backups or for legal/security reasons. So it's not necessarily erased instantly from every system.

Doesn't necessarily mean the accounts are bad. Meta can trigger location verification when the login/device environment looks unfamiliar.

For Meta specifically getting restricted right away usually comes down to the environment and the payment setup. Make sure you're using an anti-detect browser with clean residential proxies matching the account's country, use a card that matches the billing name, and avoid aggressive scaling or...

Google Authenticator is better because you don't have to link your real phone number, which keeps it safe from getting flagged if the account gets banned. Plus, it lets you handle multiple accounts in one place without needing extra phone numbers.

Yeah, Meta can lower limits even with a good payment history. I'd check Account Quality/billing and contact support to ask why it dropped. Sometimes the limit increases again after more normal account activity.

With a limited budget, I'd test Reels first for cheaper reach, then compare it with Feed based on actual conversions. Your 43k followers are useful, but the main thing is where you're getting customers, not just views. Run a small test on both and let the numbers decide.

No, Facebook normally doesn't notify someone when you download their video. They may know if you interact with it (like, comment, share), but downloading itself doesn't usually send a notification.

For hosting, useful posts + real examples tend to work better than constant promotion. Sharing tips, common problems and asking people about their experience usually gets more interaction. Biggest challenge is staying consistent and getting the first engagement. Once there's some activity, it...

Questions and relatable topics usually work best. Polls, opinions, "this or that" posts, and asking people about their own experience can get way more replies than just sharing info. Also, replying to comments quickly helps keep the conversation going. Simple posts often work better than...

From our agency side, we've worked with setups like this and the biggest thing is having a stable structure rather than just collecting tons of profiles and BMs. Multiple established ad accounts under a proper business setup can make scaling much easier. I've seen people spend a lot of time...

Natural posts for me. Content is still important, but overly polished posts can feel like ads. A mix works best ; useful content + some casual/natural posts so the account feels more real.

That's usually an Instagram safety restriction on that specific account. If you can view other people's lists normally, it's likely not a restriction on your account.

Yeah, it's still possible in 2026, but generic motivation quotes are pretty saturated. I'd focus on a specific angle/niche and make the content feel original instead of just AI quotes + stock footage. There's still money in it if you build a real audience. The key is having something to...