Duong Pham
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- Aug 6, 2026
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What solutions are there for securing a stable supply of advertising accounts, given that accounts running products or services that do not violate policies still get restricted?
I’ve observed this as well. Accounts with a strong history of policy compliance genuinely enjoy an advantage, as they experience fewer disruptions and their campaigns tend to run more stably. The key is to build account credibility rather than focusing solely on scaling the budget.Anyone else finding it harder to keep Facebook ad accounts running smoothly lately? A stable account can make a much bigger difference than most people realize.
Absolutely, Boss. This is very important on the platform.I’ve observed this as well. Accounts with a strong history of policy compliance genuinely enjoy an advantage, as they experience fewer disruptions and their campaigns tend to run more stably. The key is to build account credibility rather than focusing solely on scaling the budget.
It depends on the timing; there are periods when violation detection becomes extremely strict—occurring a few times a year—which the community often refers to as a "storm." When a storm hits, it sweeps everything up and leads to widespread account suspensions.Does Facebook's review system get stricter after a while?
Seems to be a bigger issue lately.Anyone else finding it harder to keep Facebook ad accounts running smoothly lately? A stable account can make a much bigger difference than most people realize.