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Meta still works if you keep the structure clean, creatives clear, and give it time most issues come from execution, not the platform.

Exactly personal profiles work for light testing, but if you want scalability, stability, and proper team control, a Business Manager setup is the far more practical choice.

If spend is delivering but leads are zero, it’s usually a mismatch between objective, tracking (pixel/lead form), or offer quality check your conversion setup and landing flow before scaling anything.

In practice, only numbers tied to real telecom networks consistently receive Facebook verification codes, while most virtual numbers fail due to low trust.

Partner status alone won’t jump you to 2,500 ad accounts limits scale up over time based on spend, stability, and BM health. There’s no manual switch; Meta increases it automatically as usage proves consistent.

New Facebook accounts usually fail with VCCs because they lack trust, not because of how they’re created consistent usage, a clean setup, and time matter far more than rushing ads or payments.

From experience, UI automation on real devices is slower but far safer and more stable long term; deep API emulation breaks fast as Meta updates checks. If you care about longevity, prioritize human-like behavior and device consistency over clever reverse-engineering.

For posting across multiple Facebook pages with swipe-up (link) features, native Meta Business Suite’s publishing tools can schedule to all pages without extra cost. Third-party schedulers like Later or Buffer also handle multi-page posting and make link posts easier to manage.

It works on TikTok if you keep the content native and the funnel simple; most people run lead gen, CPA or low-ticket ecom and only scale what proves itself organically first.

BH can look more profitable short term, but the risks, costs, and account burn often eat the gains. I’d start by mastering clean offers and traffic optimization first — once you can profit there, you’ll know if taking extra risk even makes sense.