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let's say we work together, may I use my cards to run those campaigns? I have already contacted you on TG

honestly, for something like that, you're gonna want to stick to residential or mobile proxies. they're way more legit and much harder for Meta to detect, so they'll help you avoid getting flagged

start slow and build a good reputation bro. the key is to gradually increase your spend, think 10-20% at a time, while consistently paying your bills on time. over time, as Meta sees you as a reliable advertiser, the system will automatically raise your limit :anyway:

the algorithm is just super sensitive now, so it's probably seeing your first ad launch as unusual activity and a red flag for a new account. to prevent it, try verifying your business and domain first, and let the account warm up by simply having a presence for a few days before you even think...

for sure, using good proxies and browser fingerprint tools totally helps, but you gotta pair them with high quality, residential or mobile IPs and make sure you're still acting like a normal human on the account, otherwise, Meta's detection system can still get you ;)

that's a classic new-account problem. high CPM is usually because the algorithm is still figuring you out. try starting with a conversion objective that's a bit higher up the funnel, like Add to Cart or View Content, and use a broad audience. it helps the system learn what a good customer looks...

it's totally possible. the key is to shift your focus to organic growth and other marketing channels. think content marketing, SEO, email lists, and building a strong community around your brand, that's how you keep the momentum going :)

the thing is, even if you follow all the rules, the algorithm can get flagged for stuff like using certain keywords or images, or even if your landing page has a pop-up. you might need to appeal the rejection or just try a slightly different angle

think of it like a new phone, you don't just download a hundred apps at once. start with a couple of campaigns with small, consistent spending and slowly increase your budget over a few days or weeks

honestly, buying followers is a pretty risky game, and it can actually hurt your account more than it helps in the long run. most services out there deliver fake accounts or bots, which can get you flagged by Instagram's algorithm and kill your engagement. it's best to focus on organic growth...

from what I've seen, the posts that really take off on LinkedIn are personal stories about a career lesson or a challenge overcome. people love authenticity and something they can relate to

that's awesome that you're so dedicated :) getting results takes time, but your consistency is the most important thing. just keep it up and focus on creating high-quality, inspiring pins that people want to save

the safest bet is just to slow down a little :(

think grandkids, gardening, and anything about the good old days :) post a meme about a stubborn back or ask for their best casserole recipe, the comments will practically write themselves

it means your BM was likely disabled due to a policy violation or was compromised. the best first step is to check for any emails or notifications from Meta explaining what happened

your best bet is to try appealing the block on your original account directly with FB to get your access back

yepp an aged account is almost always better. it has a trust score with the platform, so it's less likely to get hit with spending limits or bans

definitely go with the slow and steady approach, bumping your budget by 10 20% at a time. duplicating your best performing adsets is also a great strategy when you’re ready to scale aggressively

the main reasons are likely high competition for that specific US audience and ad fatigue. try refreshing your creative to something new and engaging, and consider testing different placements and audience segments to see if you can find a more affordable sweet spot

it seems like the algorithm needs more time to learn in the early stages, so letting it run with a bit of a higher budget initially can help speed things up and get the CPR down