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Facebook Ads Rejected
the issue isn't geo targeting; you can use the account to target any location, as far as I know. Ad rejections and ad account/BM bans usually happen because the ad content is problematic (flagged keywords or visuals) or the landing page is flagged (due to a blacklisted domain or content Meta... -
Ad account banned !
Fanpages and ad accounts do affect each other, but the impact isn't really significant. What's important is whether your ad account is strong enough, along with your content cloaking tactics (if you're running GH/BH ), as well as the payment methods you're using,... -
Safe place to buy FB ads campaign (since all my Ads-account disable)
There are countless agencies offering services to rent or even sell accounts. But along with that huge number come just as many scammers and lowquality agencies. -
Did I screw up?
Having the same name isn't a problem at all, bro. But the purpose of creating a second new account will be an issue if you're using it to run ads on Facebook. Unlike creating a second account just for extra personal use on social media, running ads requires a much higher level of trust from the... -
Facebook Post & Comment Pending Issue
I've been through this before. The key is to figure out exactly which part of your post content Facebook is flagging, the parts they consider spam or violations of community standards. Once you identify it, just change that specific content: rephrase it, tone it down, use softer language,... For... -
Facebook ads are a complete joke
It's not the fault of paid advertising itself. The key lies in the quality coming from your ads, including the mindset, strategy, and content quality of the person running those ads. Understanding Facebook's algorithm deeply, fine-tuning it based on the current situation, and constantly... -
Increase ad reach!
The ad reach might have reached saturation. I recommend updating your creatives and ad content, creating duplicates of several ad sets, and running tests again to check the results. -
Account limits have been reduced.
Daily spending limit drops usually happen due to unusual activity on the account, including: Stopping spending for a period of time Sudden increases or decreases in budget Changing payment methods or payment related issues (like failed payments) To fix it, you can try resuming spending and...