I like the way those guys work; they provide very quick and enthusiastic support. Especially the speed of providing and replacing advertising accounts, it's very fast.Anyone who run igaming campaign with them? Is their service good?
All members have access to the account if they wish, sir.Can the rented account be used by multiple team members, or is access limited to a single user?
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Thank you for your feedback.Looks like you’ve got a solid offer for high-risk accounts. Just a tip—make sure to highlight any unique success stories or case studies to build trust!
Looks solid, DQ Agency. Just curious, do you have any tips for optimizing ad creatives that work well in high-risk industries? That’s always a tricky part!
Thank you for sharing, it's very helpful. I think what you shared will help me overcome many difficulties with black hat advertising on Facebook in the future.Thank you for your feedback.
For high-risk ads, I have a few tips:
1. Use link hiding tools to help your ads easily pass Meta's review process.
2. Use accounts with a spending history; ads are more likely to be approved than new accounts.
3. Always have backup accounts ready, as ad accounts can be banned at any time.
4. If possible, set up a "white hat" ad campaign on your account and let it spend a few dollars a day for a few days before setting up "black hat" campaigns (You can also run both "white hat" and "black hat" campaigns simultaneously afterward).
These are my personal opinions; please leave a comment if there are any omissions. Thank you. Good luck!
That's great. I've noticed that the quality of an ad account greatly influences the approval rate of ads. Ad accounts with a spending history tend to get approved faster and have a higher approval rate.Thank you for your feedback.
For high-risk ads, I have a few tips:
1. Use link hiding tools to help your ads easily pass Meta's review process.
2. Use accounts with a spending history; ads are more likely to be approved than new accounts.
3. Always have backup accounts ready, as ad accounts can be banned at any time.
4. If possible, set up a "white hat" ad campaign on your account and let it spend a few dollars a day for a few days before setting up "black hat" campaigns (You can also run both "white hat" and "black hat" campaigns simultaneously afterward).
These are my personal opinions; please leave a comment if there are any omissions. Thank you. Good luck!
Thank you for sharing, it was very helpful. I think I've solved my problem after reading your comment. Wishing you good health!Thank you for your feedback.
For high-risk ads, I have a few tips:
1. Use link hiding tools to help your ads easily pass Meta's review process.
2. Use accounts with a spending history; ads are more likely to be approved than new accounts.
3. Always have backup accounts ready, as ad accounts can be banned at any time.
4. If possible, set up a "white hat" ad campaign on your account and let it spend a few dollars a day for a few days before setting up "black hat" campaigns (You can also run both "white hat" and "black hat" campaigns simultaneously afterward).
These are my personal opinions; please leave a comment if there are any omissions. Thank you. Good luck!