Which type of advertising account is performing best right now?

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I am running ads for "white hat" (WH) campaigns, but my accounts keep getting disabled. I have been using personal ad accounts. Does anyone know what type of accounts are currently working well?
 
Most people I know are having better luck with aged business manager accounts or agency ones. Still not 100% safe though.
Do you happen to know which provider offers those long-standing business accounts? Could you let me know?
 
If your Business Manager (BM) has been disabled, you should check whether your content contains terms that violate Facebook’s policies—for example, claims like "guaranteed," "100%," or references to "curing" medical conditions.
 
I am running ads for "white hat" (WH) campaigns, but my accounts keep getting disabled. I have been using personal ad accounts. Does anyone know what type of accounts are currently working well?
Your accounts are getting disabled most likely because your contents violet some of their policies. What I have seen that has been flying now is the use of old Business Accounts that have a good reputation with less infractions.
 
Switching account types may not fix the issue. I'd check the exact suspension reason and review the landing page, billing details and ad claims before spending money on another account.
 
if you dont know much about ads you can just use any agency you can trust and give result, because ads on any platform is tricky now
 
To optimize effectiveness, you should prioritize using long standing business accounts and proactively review the cause of violations, landing pages, and payment information before investing in new accounts.
 
If your Business Manager (BM) has been disabled, you should check whether your content contains terms that violate Facebook’s policies—for example, claims like "guaranteed," "100%," or references to "curing" medical conditions.
My campaigns are all "white hat" (WH) rather than "black hat" (BH), so I don’t believe that a policy violation is the cause.
 
I’d check why the accounts are getting disabled first. Business accounts may be a better fit, but ad content, account history and policy compliance still matter most.
 
I think business ad accounts are a better choice for long-term campaigns. It's also important to make sure your ads and landing pages follow the platform's policies to avoid account suspensions.
 
Your accounts are getting disabled most likely because your contents violet some of their policies. What I have seen that has been flying now is the use of old Business Accounts that have a good reputation with less infractions.
Many of my accounts have been disabled, and I don’t believe it’s due to the content of my ads. Do you think it could be that the ad accounts themselves lack sufficient quality?
 
I’m using both BM accounts and personal accounts. In my opinion, there isn’t much difference between them. However, I still prefer personal accounts because they’re more stable.
 
Switching account types may not fix the issue. I'd check the exact suspension reason and review the landing page, billing details and ad claims before spending money on another account.
Some of my friends use Business Manager (BM) accounts, and they claim these perform better than the personal accounts I’m currently using. That’s why I’m curious—are BM accounts actually better?
 
use a verified Business Manager with accurate business details and an authorized payment method Repeated account disabling is worth addressing through Metas official review process rather than switching account types.
 
Using long-standing business advertising accounts like BM 2500 will be much more effective than using personal accounts. Facebook scans accounts frequently, so you need to prepare many backup accounts to replace them when problems arise.
 
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