I noticed Meta automatically restricts fresh ad accounts if you launch conversions on day one. Running a light page-like or engagement campaign for a few days usually helps build trust
common when starting with facebook ads. targeting creative not matching the right audience and this small things campaign goal hurt results .test one thing at a time and watch the data before making changes
A lot of beginners change too many things too quickly. I'd first check the targeting, creative and tracking before changing the whole campaign.
Also give each test some time to collect data. One bad day doesn't always mean the campaign is bad.
Agreed with OnProxy. Constantly tweaking budgets or targeting every 24 hours keeps the campaign perpetually stuck in the learning phase. Unless you've collected enough conversion events or spent at least 2-3x your target CPA, you don't have statistically meaningful data to make proper decisions
Facebook advertising also requires a lot of knowledge about campaign setup and audience targeting. That’s why it’s not easy for beginners to achieve good results right away.
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