Meta experts, help out with a weird meta ads situation

SanchoBa1t

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My case is very weird. I started dropshipping apparel store for the first time under a mentorship 2-3 months ago, right when the meta storm started. At first, I was using farmed account, but even it got good first conversions with 3-4x ROAS (from testing 4 creatives for the first time in my life). Since then, I had a very unlucky run on all next fb accounts - cheap farmed, king, kazakhstani verifield old, UAE verified, and etc were all blocked within a week or 2.

Right now I am using a verified Korean meta profile and ad account, I think I cleared all the points: engagement campaign warmup, ID verified, phone and email, new payment method, new proxy, new browser. And on this exact account, I tested 15-20 different creatives (inchuding my first try winner), and none of them came out profitable. So here is the question - can meta flag my shopify store/domain? I used partner integration to connect pixel
 
Obviously meta can flag your domain. Thats why people usually run multiple safe domains for their campaigns.

P.S. Why does your store need that many accounts tho? Is this a gray area niche?
 
Obviously meta can flag your domain. Thats why people usually run multiple safe domains for their campaigns.

P.S. Why does your store need that many accounts tho? Is this a gray area niche?
No, thats just newbie mistakes I guess. So I could just do something with a domain? like changing it, and then connecting from another proxy
 
Yes meta definitely flags domains and shopify links if you keep changing banned accounts, you should try changing the domain and see if it fixes the performance.
 
No, thats just newbie mistakes I guess. So I could just do something with a domain? like changing it, and then connecting from another proxy
If it's a gray/black hat niche then no, your payment method is likely flagged so if you make payments from the same method then it'd get connected. If its clean niche then yeah do it from a blank state, dont link anything from previous account so try it out.

You can't do it again and again with domains tho cuz well you're not gonna keep transferring your store/site on different domains so it's better to use pre-landers etc before sending to your main domain.

Now this won't work if it's blackhat niche cuz fb can link your domain even it's only used in the pre-lander button.
 
My case is very weird. I started dropshipping apparel store for the first time under a mentorship 2-3 months ago, right when the meta storm started. At first, I was using farmed account, but even it got good first conversions with 3-4x ROAS (from testing 4 creatives for the first time in my life). Since then, I had a very unlucky run on all next fb accounts - cheap farmed, king, kazakhstani verifield old, UAE verified, and etc were all blocked within a week or 2.

Right now I am using a verified Korean meta profile and ad account, I think I cleared all the points: engagement campaign warmup, ID verified, phone and email, new payment method, new proxy, new browser. And on this exact account, I tested 15-20 different creatives (inchuding my first try winner), and none of them came out profitable. So here is the question - can meta flag my shopify store/domain? I used partner integration to connect pixel
Meta has been scanning frequently since May. Yes they can flag your domain.
 
I think your domain is already on Meta's watchlist. In that case, traffic might be affected even if you create a new account. You should experiment with a different domain or landing page before investing more in advertising.
 
My case is very weird. I started dropshipping apparel store for the first time under a mentorship 2-3 months ago, right when the meta storm started. At first, I was using farmed account, but even it got good first conversions with 3-4x ROAS (from testing 4 creatives for the first time in my life). Since then, I had a very unlucky run on all next fb accounts - cheap farmed, king, kazakhstani verifield old, UAE verified, and etc were all blocked within a week or 2.

Right now I am using a verified Korean meta profile and ad account, I think I cleared all the points: engagement campaign warmup, ID verified, phone and email, new payment method, new proxy, new browser. And on this exact account, I tested 15-20 different creatives (inchuding my first try winner), and none of them came out profitable. So here is the question - can meta flag my shopify store/domain? I used partner integration to connect pixel
This is asset level contamination.
Meta scores your domain and pixel, not just the ad account. After running flagged accounts, your store is carrying negative trust so performance is suppressed regardless of creatives.
I know a perfect way that can keep the current account.
 
My case is very weird. I started dropshipping apparel store for the first time under a mentorship 2-3 months ago, right when the meta storm started. At first, I was using farmed account, but even it got good first conversions with 3-4x ROAS (from testing 4 creatives for the first time in my life). Since then, I had a very unlucky run on all next fb accounts - cheap farmed, king, kazakhstani verifield old, UAE verified, and etc were all blocked within a week or 2.

Right now I am using a verified Korean meta profile and ad account, I think I cleared all the points: engagement campaign warmup, ID verified, phone and email, new payment method, new proxy, new browser. And on this exact account, I tested 15-20 different creatives (inchuding my first try winner), and none of them came out profitable. So here is the question - can meta flag my shopify store/domain? I used partner integration to connect pixel
1. Your domain may have been blacklisted.
2. The internal Shopify ID has been locked.
3. Liability associated with the Pixel, guilt by association.

Recommendations:
Change your domain and create a new Shopify store.
Isolate the Pixel and event configurations.
Switch payment gateways and merchant account setups, ensure there is no connection to the previous ones.
 
It’s possible the issue is not only the ad account. Check your store quality, tracking, creatives and customer experience too. Meta looks at the whole setup, not just the account.
 
such bs answers.
Its not domain being flagged or payment method.

99% its the account issue.
Bad accounts get bad results. All of these that you mentioned ceap farmed, king, kazakhstani verifield old, UAE verified are low quality.

Get real profile + real ad account with previous spend and it will fix the issues.
 
My case is very weird. I started dropshipping apparel store for the first time under a mentorship 2-3 months ago, right when the meta storm started. At first, I was using farmed account, but even it got good first conversions with 3-4x ROAS (from testing 4 creatives for the first time in my life). Since then, I had a very unlucky run on all next fb accounts - cheap farmed, king, kazakhstani verifield old, UAE verified, and etc were all blocked within a week or 2.

Right now I am using a verified Korean meta profile and ad account, I think I cleared all the points: engagement campaign warmup, ID verified, phone and email, new payment method, new proxy, new browser. And on this exact account, I tested 15-20 different creatives (inchuding my first try winner), and none of them came out profitable. So here is the question - can meta flag my shopify store/domain? I used partner integration to connect pixel
however, trafic statistics provided by Ahrefs aren't enough since apart from them user consider additional factors such as trafic from Google Search Console, revenue, niches, quality of content, etc. For selling one’s website, there exist specific website.
 
My advice is to stop changing too many things at once. Test one variable at a time, otherwise it is very difficult to know what's actually causing the problem.
 
My case is very weird. I started dropshipping apparel store for the first time under a mentorship 2-3 months ago, right when the meta storm started. At first, I was using farmed account, but even it got good first conversions with 3-4x ROAS (from testing 4 creatives for the first time in my life). Since then, I had a very unlucky run on all next fb accounts - cheap farmed, king, kazakhstani verifield old, UAE verified, and etc were all blocked within a week or 2.

Right now I am using a verified Korean meta profile and ad account, I think I cleared all the points: engagement campaign warmup, ID verified, phone and email, new payment method, new proxy, new browser. And on this exact account, I tested 15-20 different creatives (inchuding my first try winner), and none of them came out profitable. So here is the question - can meta flag my shopify store/domain? I used partner integration to connect pixel
Isues with meta rarely have one main reason. check everything from the history of the acount to the pixels, domain, creative nd stores. change one thing at a time to find out what the actual reason is.
 
Possible, but I would audit the full funnel before assuming the domain is the issue.
 
My case is very weird. I started dropshipping apparel store for the first time under a mentorship 2-3 months ago, right when the meta storm started. At first, I was using farmed account, but even it got good first conversions with 3-4x ROAS (from testing 4 creatives for the first time in my life). Since then, I had a very unlucky run on all next fb accounts - cheap farmed, king, kazakhstani verifield old, UAE verified, and etc were all blocked within a week or 2.

Right now I am using a verified Korean meta profile and ad account, I think I cleared all the points: engagement campaign warmup, ID verified, phone and email, new payment method, new proxy, new browser. And on this exact account, I tested 15-20 different creatives (inchuding my first try winner), and none of them came out profitable. So here is the question - can meta flag my shopify store/domain? I used partner integration to connect pixel
i would say that it makes sense to look at more than just the ad accounts.in cases where several accounts have a similar issue what u should expect is something related to the store, offer, trackiing, customer experience nd not necessarilly something related to Meta only. There r many factors that go into account when meta analyzes the issue nd this is y audiiting everything is necessary.
 
It’s possible the issue is not only the accounts. Meta looks at the whole ecosystem including domain, pixel data, customer feedback and previous signals. I would test the same setup with another clean domain if possible.
 
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