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Oh, sorry, I've been busy and have had to pause my work for a while. But I'll start again now. Can I try the account now?

Could you please tell me what your terms are and how quickly you can issue accounts and provide service? We need two accounts to start with in order to check that everything works well

I’ve run into the same problem before and what worked for me was starting with small campaigns at $2–5 daily for a few days. Anyone else has a better method for warming up?

I don’t fully understand the new budget system, but if it limits scaling on good days, could that be holding back good results?

My page has been flopping lately, and white hat methods barely have any effect. I'm considering trying other approaches, like gray hat tactics. I could really use some advice right now

You're right. Products that are repurchased or used frequently help maintain steady revenue even when advertising is paused

Is it because the account's new that the CPM for campaigns is often high? Because my campaigns in the fashion niche are the same. CPM often starts around $12-$15 and CTR is around 2.5%

Facebook's automated systems are sensitive to direct URLs, especially if they have been previously flagged or link to content that violates their policies. But I haven't found a workaround yet.

I’m having the same problem. I’ve checked my FB page and I’m using a Mastercard with no restrictions, but the ads still won’t run properly. If anyone knows what might be causing this or how to fix it, I’d really appreciate the advice

My account has been experiencing the same problem recently. It’s completely clean and has never violated any policies. I don't know what the problem is

I see people saying Facebook still gives the best engagement, but in my case, even after running ads, my reach and engagement on my page's still low. Is the problem with the campaign objective or the reach goal I set?

I only use high-trust ad accounts to run clean campaigns. If I run a low-quality or gray-area promotion and get flagged by Facebook, it becomes much harder to distribute ads later and the risk of getting banned increases significantly. Normally, if I test a low-quality or gray promotion, I often...

Either way, your ad score will drop. Virtual interactions may increase likes, but they don’t reach real customers. So it won’t help improve conversion rates.

You should learn about the market and niches that are suitable for you. There're also many YouTube pages that teach you the basics of running Facebook ads

Groups are still effective. You can reach potential customers through them, it's how you reach and share that matters to get customers' attention.

Aged accounts are definitely better. They have high trust, fewer restrictions, and allow for smoother ad runs. Overall, using aged accounts is usually more effective than using fresh accounts

Meta's new policy does increase CPM but I still find FB to be the most effective platform. Now I focus on improving the efficiency of the sales funnel with better creative content, tighter targeting and higher converting landing pages. It's about optimization, not just switching platforms.

In my opinion, the niches that tend to work best are health & wellness, retirement planning, gardening, cooking, and crafts. Posts that evoke nostalgia, ask for advice, or share memorable moments in life often generate strong engagement with this age group because older audiences tend to reminisce.

I've now switched to UGC style, tweaked localization and seen CPM stabilize again but I'll have to keep an eye on it for a while. Meta's too tight on content freshness signals now.

With such a low ROI, I think it's performing poorly, maybe it's your advertising funnel system and not just the conversion rate. Usually if the advertising is good, CPA for the Indian gaming market is usually around 5 to 15 dollars with a conversion rate from click to FTD in the range of 2–5%