I think the core reason is most likely content policy violations, as they can cause repeated campaign rejection.In my opinion, there are three main reasons: content policy violations, ad account issues, and text formatting errors. Which do you think is the core reason why campaigns are always rejected?
I completely agree with you that the most common reason for ad rejection is policy violations. However, there's a lesser-known case where Meta can also reject a campaign because the ad content doesn't match the landing page.Most Facebook ads are rejected because they don't comply with the platform's policies or contain prohibited words or phrases. The reason for rejection is usually clearly stated, and in many cases, simply adjusting the ad content can get it approved.
90% content policy is the issue...In my opinion, there are three main reasons: content policy violations, ad account issues, and text formatting errors. Which do you think is the core reason why campaigns are always rejected?
In my opinion, the problem lies in violating content policies, because accounts are usually only penalized when the content violates those policies.In my opinion, there are three main reasons: content policy violations, ad account issues, and text formatting errors. Which do you think is the core reason why campaigns are always rejected?