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If the hold amount could not be collected, you can resolve this by adding a new payment card to your account or by directly topping up your account balance with $5.

Hello, recently my Facebook ad accounts have been getting disabled after adding a payment card or sharing a pixel for the absurd reason of "automation." Is this a mistake by Facebook's AI? The issue went away after I updated my personal Facebook profile, or I could simply switch to a new...

Interactions let you know whether people like your posts. Follows show you how many people want to watch your videos again. I think both are important.

I usually post a video every 2–3 days. What matters is viewer retention, not the frequency of your posts.

I often post my own original videos and get quite a lot of views. I think you should do the same.

I think you should focus on watch time, viewer retention, and the number of new followers on your page.

There are currently many competing social media platforms, so it is impossible to know which one will be the most successful in the future.

Negative comments or spam messages aren't necessarily a bad thing, my friend.

People usually opt for short videos because they are easy to create and attract a large audience; however, if a long-form video is engaging enough to captivate viewers, it is worth incorporating some longer videos as well.

Channels flagged for spam are very difficult to revive; you should prepare backup channels.

That's right; if a content creator produces an engaging video, its length no longer matters.

I often use CapCut because it offers plenty of suggestions, is free, and is very easy to use.

In my opinion, the playlist is very well-organized; viewers will have plenty of suggestions for their viewing sessions.

In my opinion, thumbnails spark curiosity among viewers, which can lead to more clicks.

If the specific time zone of the ad account isn't a major concern for you, you could try using older accounts that have a spending history specifically those set to various time zones and using USD, GBP, or EUR currencies.

Something feels different with Facebook in the last few days. We're seeing more ad accounts getting disabled even before running any ads. In some cases the account was fine, then gets restricted shortly after adding a payment card or sharing access with another user. These aren't all fresh...

I notice some clients using personal ad accounts split from previously disabled BM2500s; is this a stable approach? I’ve examined this account type and identified two main drawbacks: + Low daily spending limits + Slow campaign approval times, leading to slow spending

I have worked on pages and found that opinion posts or posts asking for real experiences get way more comments. Do not just post sales content, mix in things that actually make people want to talk and organic reach usually gets better too

Without mentioning the brand, Meta can still reject the ads because it also checks the product and landing page. Replicas are hard to run consistently, so if all 10 creatives failed, the issue is probably the product rather than the creatives

When I have had this happen, I usually appeal first and wait, rather than immediately changing everything. Some cases were restored after a few days, while others were not. If the appeal fails, then I look at other options