Has anyone here stopped running FB ads for a month and still maintained stable revenue? If so, could you share how you keep traffic and customers without depending on ads?
This issue's often caused by automated decisions from Facebook’s algorithms. The system also takes into account account history and any prior violations that may impact ad approvals. Has anyone found an effective way to deal with these persistent rejections?
Lately, I've been facing similar problems with payments. I’ve tried using a Visa card but the payment still fails. Would really appreciate if anyone could share how to fix this.
You should scale gradually by 15-25% each time. Even with aged accounts, sudden spikes of over 50% can trigger Facebook's review. Personally, I usually go with 20% increases to stay under the radar and keep things stable
How can we accurately calculate the comment limit, FB doesn't even have information. You can just comment about 10, 15 times a day and then monitor more, leave some space between comments and use different language so it doesn't look like spam.
As my exp, there’s no single new setting to lower CPR, but performance can improve by adapting to Meta's current optimization preferences as using ASC/ASC+, applying broad targeting with strong creatives, and minimizing edits during the learning phase.
You should first determine the industry or niche you want to focus on. The fastest way's to learn from people who are experts in this industry because they'll share tips and strategies that you can only learn through their practical experience. With a methodical run, you'll hit the right...
I find simple home improvement tips, simple health tips, appeal to this age group. Or content related to hobbies like gardening, simple cooking, or light physical activities also tend to get good engagement from them.
Increasing your budget by about 20% is fine. You should increase it gradually and avoid sudden jumps to prevent detection by Facebook and having your account warned. Slow and steady is still the safest way.
Creating your own is still better because it gives your site a unique feel, or you can take Meta's AI ideas then add your own spin. I find that original content is often better distributed than using AI-generated videos directly.
Being accepted for monetization doesn’t guarantee you’ll start earning right away, as your Reel needs to have enough eligible views from monetizable regions and meet Facebook’s content and engagement thresholds. Also, not all views will be monetized; if you add music, be mindful of copyrights...
It's probably because the exploiters use weak BMs, clones, or behavioral simulation tools to create non-transparent limit-increasing tricks. These accounts will be easily detected and locked soon.
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