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I’ve seen similar cases before where ads stay active without impressions and I never really understood why. I recently found a solution that might help

I think I should move towards building user connections with more personal copy and dynamic content to drive higher ad engagement rates and relevance scores to reduce CPM increases. Only developing creative and personalized content can give me a competitive advantage now.

Instead of launching BM right after creating an account, I left my personal account in a waiting state for a few days and interacted with a few posts for credibility. When creating BM, I attached the real domain name to the DNS record and verified the business information. When paying, I used...

This is due to many reasons. If Facebook detects unusual behavior such as you suddenly change your behavior, violate content policy, or link to an account or third party that is marked as risky, even if the account is old, it will still be disabled normally. Or sometimes its algorithm is stupid...

The most effective way is to use KYC verified personal accounts and build a clean BM from scratch so you can have better control and increase trust with FB. Based on my years of experience, it's important to use AdsPower and Multilogin browsers to run each account in a separate environment, warm...

No matter how you create it, FB will flag it because bot accounts have no trust and no real human interaction. If you do it long term, I think you should keep a real account, it'll be safer. Or you can use a residential proxy, clean IP is also fine.

I use One-time verified VCCs from domestic Fintechs and find them quite good, Payhawk, Finom or cards with standard KYC identification and not floating on the market or have a higher survival rate than worker cards.

Residential proxies are usually the best choice as they simulate real user IPs and are less likely to be flagged by Meta systems. Mobile proxies are also good but are more expensive and difficult to manage at scale. The cheapest are Data Center Proxies but have a higher risk of being banned. I...

Often the cause could be low ad quality, poor engagement signals, or limited audience overlap. Try refreshing your ad copy, expanding your audience, and testing different campaign objectives to see if your ad frequency is too low.

My account has high trust, I always verify the domain, attach pixel, post to page before running the campaign so it's okay

As you said, although Smartproxy uses mobile IP, the mobile IPs of proxy providers are often shared IPs, and have been used many times in automation or bulk creation behaviors, so they are easily marked as untrusted by Facebook. You can switch to clean residential IPs, prioritize few users and...

You shouldn't use gift cards purchased from Walmart to run Facebook ads, as this's a form of payment that is very likely to be rejected or flagged as risky by Facebook. It may work for an old, reputable account, but for a new account or one with no clear spending history, Facebook will often not...

Usually an account with a solid profile, clean IP, legitimate payments with both US, UK, Canada addresses is likely to be approved.

Engagement groups aren't dead, but they are no longer buffed indiscriminately like before. If you use them as a support tool, with control and with truly valuable content, they can still help your page grow naturally. But if you abuse them as a main strategy, your page's reach will be squeezed...

Seed your blog content organically in Facebook Groups that your target audience is a part of. Don’t just drop a link, provide valuable insights, and then organically mention your blog or fan page as a useful resource. This builds credibility and piques curiosity, and often brings in more engaged...

That's right, creating too many accounts with the same IP address will easily get locked because FB suspects you of improper behavior.

If your ID is real and matches the profile, you should upload it. Facebook will usually verify it within 1-3 days, after which the account will be reopened normally. In my opinion, running Marketplace across countries is risky, but it isn't a reason to block if you are transparent.

At first, you should run it lightly, with a clear target audience and a moderate budget, so that the account has a stable history of activity. Don't add too many people or let someone with a bad account history into the admin, otherwise it will be easy to get flagged.

Facebook Ninja wasn't in line with Facebook's terms and policies and was removed a long time ago. Now that Facebook has tightened its policies and security measures around automated interactions, especially actions like following pages or liking posts without direct user consent, similar apps...