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My friend, i want to run casino ads in europe, daily budget probably around $1k to see how your accounts perform and then maybe increase. What are your offers this month?

I want to run financial ads in Japan, is there any account strong enough?

Do you have good accounts? Tired of people saying they have good accounts and when i login, there is an error

I'm using Custom Audiences to target high converting audiences, but currently my CPM is still quite high. Does anyone have exp on how to reduce CPM or optimize campaigns to improve performance?

Last time I bought a BM10 on Accwoow for $80. I did check the seller's reputation, but still got scammed. Buying and selling online has become too risky these days, unless you personally know who you’re dealing with

It sounds like BM is limited, I had this happen to me but I don't know if your case's the same or if it's due to another reason

Last time I studied through HubSpot Academy and Facebook Blueprint. Both courses are free, quite good and useful. You can refer to these pages or on YT also have few channels

New accounts aren't allowed because their spending limit is usually under 25 USD. You need to run ads consistently for some time, and then Facebook may increase your spending threshold gradually up to higher levels like $250

Facebook Ads isn't a tool to get rich quick, you'll need a lot of time to understand how to operate and persistent. You learn the basic concepts first, determine the niche you want to run to see if it's suitable. There're many free basic courses online, if suitable, learn professional courses...

It's ok, the videos aren't great but it saves me a lot of time in the process of coming up with ideas, creating and editing videos. You can try it out, if it doesn't work, then forget it.

They can increase social proof, make your ad look more trustworthy and CTR. However, they don’t directly improve conversion rates or ad performance if the comments are fake. Buying or adding fake comments is risky. It's better to encourage real engagement from satisfied customers

If you create a new account, don't let Facebook link it to your old account because it'll be easily restricted. You should create it on a new device, a residential proxy, and don't log in to your old account on this device. Also, you should use real information that is as similar to the real...

If you need to use RDP, you can pair it with a clean residential proxy and a fingerprinting tool like AdsPower. Otherwise, it's better to create an account on your local device first, then access via RDP later.

I found that scaling with a well-aged account works better, because a clean history delivers better performance, consistent pixel data, easier optimization, and improved ROAS. That said, I still keep some smaller accounts in case anything happens to the high-trust account, so operations won’t be...

You should try joining more specialized groups related to pre-med, sharing exp and creating open topics for people to interact with to increase recognition. Because niches often have a narrower user base, it's also difficult to distribute.

If you increase your budget too quickly, FB will consider it an unusual behavior. If you do it regularly, your account will be easily banned. In my opinion, you should increase it gradually, a little at a time, which will be better.

You must have violated something or had an action that FB considered unusual, so it was locked. So you must pay attention to read the policy carefully so that you will not be locked again.

Running ads in India for common products is already difficult. Now you say you're running medicines and functional foods, even if the BM is clean and good, it will die. In my opinion, you should avoid using prohibited keywords and use cloaked links instead of running ads directly.

In my exp, I think that long-standing BMs are often rated higher by FB since they have a clear operating history, few signs of risk, and natural warm-up over time. So when running ads, these accounts are rarely suddenly limited or locked. If you use them for a long time, you will see that old...

I guess many people choose Facebook not because of trust but because of deep targeting, huge user base and ability to scale quickly. Although ROI may be lower in some niches, Facebook is still a place where it is easier to hit the big time and make money.