TrafficGuardian for Facebook Ads (new accounts)?

Mr Unwanted

Mr Unwanted

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Hey everyone,
I am planning to run ads on Facebook in the weight loss niche. I am thinking to use TrafficGuardian because my friend tested it on Google Ads with new accounts and it worked well for him, so now I also want to test it with fresh Facebook ad accounts.

I want to know if Facebook detection system is same as Google Ads or different, because I am worried about getting banned. Also I am confused if I should use fresh accounts or warm them first before running ads.

And for this niche, what type of safe page should I create?

If anyone has experience, please share your advice.
Thanks
 
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Facebook’s detection is way more sensitive to browser fingerprints than Google’s, so you should definitely warm those accounts for a week on a residential IP and use a generic "Wellness Tips" blog as your safe page to ensure TrafficGuardian doesn't trigger a manual review on day one.
 
Facebook's detection system is quite different from Google; it relies heavily on pixel behavior and user reports, not just the landing page. For the weight loss niche, running 'fresh' accounts is a shortcut to getting banned. You definitely need to warm them up for 3-5 days first.
As for the safe page, keep it simple: create a generic health blog or a fitness tips site with clear Terms of Service and Privacy Policy pages. This helps you pass the initial manual review. Using high-quality agency accounts will give you a much better survival rate compared to personal ones.
 
fb is way more strict than google so dont expect same results. i think that tool you mentioned works fine but you still need to be careful with fresh accounts. definitely warm them up for few days with some low spend engagement ads before you go live with the money site. for the safe page just keep it very basic like a lifestyle blog or health tips, dont even mention weight loss or fat burn on the lander. keep it white hat for the safe side and you should be good for a while.
 
Mr Unwanted said:
Hey everyone,
I am planning to run ads on Facebook in the weight loss niche. I am thinking to use TrafficGuardian because my friend tested it on Google Ads with new accounts and it worked well for him, so now I also want to test it with fresh Facebook ad accounts.

I want to know if Facebook detection system is same as Google Ads or different, because I am worried about getting banned. Also I am confused if I should use fresh accounts or warm them first before running ads.

And for this niche, what type of safe page should I create?

If anyone has experience, please share your advice.
Thanks
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I also tried TrafficGuardian before for Facebook ads with new account. It worked around 1 week then ads got suspended. After that I use warm account and now its running fine till now.

I think Facebook policy more strict than Google Ads, so better to warm account first not use fresh one directly.

For safe page, just use simple prelander, no big claims and keep it normal informational page.
 
Warming up is better. I’m also using TrafficGuardian, and my opinion is that whether it’s Google Ads, Facebook Ads, or any other ads, it’s better to warm up the account before running any ads. Whether you use any cloaker, TrafficShield, JCI, or TrustCloaker, it’s better to warm them up. And for SafePage, if you’re using TrafficGuardian, you’ll get AI prompt-based features for SafePage. You can use prompts to create your SafePage
 
Mr Unwanted said:
Hey everyone,
I am planning to run ads on Facebook in the weight loss niche. I am thinking to use TrafficGuardian because my friend tested it on Google Ads with new accounts and it worked well for him, so now I also want to test it with fresh Facebook ad accounts.

I want to know if Facebook detection system is same as Google Ads or different, because I am worried about getting banned. Also I am confused if I should use fresh accounts or warm them first before running ads.

And for this niche, what type of safe page should I create?

If anyone has experience, please share your advice.
Thanks
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This niche is perfectly runable on Meta ad if you know how to set it up correctly
 
Mr Unwanted said:
Hey everyone,
I am planning to run ads on Facebook in the weight loss niche. I am thinking to use TrafficGuardian because my friend tested it on Google Ads with new accounts and it worked well for him, so now I also want to test it with fresh Facebook ad accounts.

I want to know if Facebook detection system is same as Google Ads or different, because I am worried about getting banned. Also I am confused if I should use fresh accounts or warm them first before running ads.

And for this niche, what type of safe page should I create?

If anyone has experience, please share your advice.
Thanks
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Hi, have you started using TrafficGuardian? I'm thinking of trying it too, but I'm not sure if it will work for my peptide ads. Can you tell me how it's working?
 
ChaosClicks said:
Hi, have you started using TrafficGuardian? I'm thinking of trying it too, but I'm not sure if it will work for my peptide ads. Can you tell me how it's working?
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Same here, I’m also curious how this tool works and if setup is easy or needs hire someone.
 
ChaosClicks said:
Hi, have you started using TrafficGuardian? I'm thinking of trying it too, but I'm not sure if it will work for my peptide ads. Can you tell me how it's working?
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I’ve just recently started using TrafficGuardian with a warm account. So far it’s working fine, but for an honest review I can only tell after using it for 2–3 months. for peptide ads You can ask their support, they can give you better advice.
 
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winkle said:
Same here, I’m also curious how this tool works and if setup is easy or needs hire someone.
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I didn’t need it. Their support helped me, and I have basic knowledge, so I didn’t face any issues with the setup. It was easy.
 
If you want results. it’s better to use an old Facebook account and warm up the ad account first. Start with small campaign budgets and keep your landing page clean and clear. Avoid using “100%” claims or over keywords.
 
You definitely need to have a good enough advertising account to be able to advertise on Facebook. The way Facebook and Google ads work is completely different, so your ads may not be effective on Facebook. Experiment with a small budget first.
 
Mr Unwanted said:
Hey everyone,
I am planning to run ads on Facebook in the weight loss niche. I am thinking to use TrafficGuardian because my friend tested it on Google Ads with new accounts and it worked well for him, so now I also want to test it with fresh Facebook ad accounts.

I want to know if Facebook detection system is same as Google Ads or different, because I am worried about getting banned. Also I am confused if I should use fresh accounts or warm them first before running ads.

And for this niche, what type of safe page should I create?

If anyone has experience, please share your advice.
Thanks
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hey, i am also looking for a cloaker for my business. did Trafficguardian work well for your campaigns?
 
Does it work for you fb campaigns?
Mr Unwanted said:
I’ve just recently started using TrafficGuardian with a warm account. So far it’s working fine, but for an honest review I can only tell after using it for 2–3 months. for peptide ads You can ask their support, they can give you better advice.
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