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I have an ad account that has spent over $50,000 in the past two months. The account's daily spending limit is usually $8,000, but yesterday it suddenly dropped to $50, preventing the campaigns from spending any more. Does anyone know why? Is Facebook trying to stop advertisers from spending...

I think hashtags are a great idea; they help viewers understand the message you want to convey and can help your video attract more viewers.

I think the search function is becoming more effective. The use of search keywords is becoming more common, and they are yielding better results.

High demand means high competition. I think you should choose both.

I don't think that is likely to happen. Social media platforms are currently fiercely competitive, so it is hard to say for sure.

Yes, there is. Instagram remains useful for social media marketing, but the costs are higher now than they used to be.

Currently, achieving organic reach on Facebook is quite difficult. I don't think the frequency or timing of your posts matters as much as the content you are targeting.

In my view, original videos still have better potential to go viral, and Facebook tends to prioritize Reels that feature unique, creative, and high-value content.

I think you could split that video into two or three shorter ones so that viewers can watch the whole thing.

You can hide information, but if Meta scans your account and finds you've violated Meta's content guidelines, your account could be suspended.

Your account has been banned. You can appeal to Meta. However, I think appealing to recover the account is quite difficult; you should create a new one.

Most Level 2 and 3 accounts are being flagged by Facebook's AI; they get disabled whenever you share content, add a payment method, or perform virtually any action. Personal accounts, however, are different , though this is only a temporary solution.

I am having the exact same issue and I initially suspected the proxy, but I am not sure. Has anyone actually fixed this or figured out what is causing it?

I have also noticed that sharing accounts across different BMs seems much riskier lately. I have seen cases where accounts were shared and a few days later the whole setup got restricted. Keeping the accounts in the original BM and assigning access directly seems much less painful

I have seen a team mass posting Reels run into the same issue. Changing accounts and proxies did not help, but slowing down and avoiding identical posting patterns made a big difference. I think it is more about the way the accounts are being used than the accounts themselves

I’d still test it. I’ve run products with competitors already in the market and there’s usually still room if it’s not too crowded. I’d focus on finding a different angle or creative instead of avoiding it just because someone got there first

If it were me I wouldn’t build it around bought profiles or BMs. I’ve seen setups like this look solid until Meta does a bigger sweep and the whole thing goes down. Running legit offers and building the structure properly is way less of a headache

For COD I’ve found CBO scales pretty well once you have a winning ad, but I prefer ABO for testing since it’s easier to control spend. I usually test images and video together. Some products have a clear winner, others don’t. Structure changes rarely make a huge difference compared to the offer...

I’d leave the old campaign alone since it’s running fine. Create a fresh ad to test instead and check your payment and verification. If the new one runs fine, scale from there

I have seen quite a few cases like this, even without mentioning the brand, Meta can still identify the product from the images or content. If all ten creatives got rejected, I think the issue is more with the product itself, so changing creatives probably will not fix it