- Nov 8, 2023
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I've seen that, but from testing it seems to be a lottery sometimes
THough, aged accounts rarely fail
Aged accounts vs fresh accounts for ads in 2026 — which are you actually running?
- Thread starter Falken Agency
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THough, aged accounts rarely fail
- May 27, 2016
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Older accounts are more trusted by FB.
- Dec 4, 2023
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actually, there are many factors, your product, your content,... Many types of new acc still work well.
This means u should flexibly combine different types of accounts, as long as that account is suitable for running your product, it works well.
This means u should flexibly combine different types of accounts, as long as that account is suitable for running your product, it works well.
- Dec 6, 2023
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I think if your product is not too difficult to run, not be scanned by facebook too strictly, you can use new accs. they also work well.
old accs are not always available with large quantity, so use them reasonably.
old accs are not always available with large quantity, so use them reasonably.
proadsempire
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- Jul 25, 2026
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so there is a difference, clearly on an old account you can definitely push the ads and budget more and be a little borderline... on a fresh account obviously you are limited and also you have to be careful to avoid bans
- Oct 17, 2023
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I primarily use long-standing accounts, and they work quite well; older accounts are more effective than new ones.
fashionphotographersmu
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- Mar 11, 2022
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I prefer to use an account to keep some activity instead of creating new one from scratch.
- Nov 7, 2021
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Both can work, you just need to work a bit differently with fresh ones and. If you are new to black hat stuff then use aged ones, they will last longe, bit easier to use and can withstand few rejects.
- Aug 5, 2023
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I wouldn't put too much weight on aged vs fresh. Aged accounts can have more history, but a clean setup and compliant campaign matter more. Meta can also require verification on newer ad accounts.
The agency accounts we've been using have been a mix, and I wouldn't judge them by a fixed "survival time" ; performance and account quality vary a lot.
The agency accounts we've been using have been a mix, and I wouldn't judge them by a fixed "survival time" ; performance and account quality vary a lot.
StorytellerUAS
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- Nov 13, 2024
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I think older accounts perform better; they are more robust and less likely to get disabled.
ahamedmilon
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aged ones for sure. fresh accounts get flagged way too easily these days
- Nov 7, 2024
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That's right; recently, there have been some account types that are quite stable and robust, depending on the type of advertising product.
