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Buying aged accounts can create more problems, better try to fix the restriction or create a fresh legit account and build trust slowly.

If you keep the activity normal and avoid spammy patterns, it should be fine, but using Facebook's own tools/API is always safer than browser automation.

Use PropellerAds or Adsterra. Best choice if you want clean direct links or back-button redirects. They have massive demand for premium USA visitors and pay fast every two weeks.

Your 600 karma helped. Having good karma proved you create content people actually like. Support saw you were a real user who overdid it, not a fake account built just for spam.

Yeah bro I used TrafficGuardian, it works good and setup is easy, I tried it on high risk campaigns and it helped a bit with stability, support was also fine, I also used Adspect and TrafficShield, all are good tools, just depends on your setup. what niche are you running and GEO?

Reddit can work on a small budget if you go very niche and use value-style posts instead of direct ads, otherwise traffic is cheap but not always consistent in conversions.

Yeah it can work well now, but only if your conversion tracking is solid and you give enough data, otherwise it just burns budget fast in my experience.

I check if organic traffic is slowly increasing week by week and if new keywords start bringing clicks without extra backlinks, that’s usually a clear sign SEO is moving in right direction.

As per my experience short native-style video ads usually perform best, then I focus more on creative, offer angle than targeting, and I keep budget testing small until I find a winning combo, that’s what gives consistent conversions.

Yes, it is normal in 2026, FB is very sensitive now even small edits can reset learning. I usually group changes together and scale slowly instead of touching ads daily, that keeps stability better.

ppc profit is all about numbers bro, if your cpc high and conversion low you always lose. you need good landing page and targeting, not just ads. better send traffic to your own page (bridge page) then to offer, not direct link . also test many ads and keywords, small changes can increase roi a...

most beginners just use simple tools like google search console first, it’s free and show real data about clicks and indexing. then for keyword research and competitors many people use ahrefs or semrush, both good but a bit costly . if low budget you can try ubersuggest or free tools also. main...

i use simple stack bro, no need too many tools. for script and ideas use chatgpt, for video making use capcut or invideo ai, and for images use canva or ideogram. then just combine everything and post.

YES, content refresh still works, i did on few old posts and ranking improve after some time. just update info, add new points, fix headings and make it more clean, also add internal links. no need create new post every time, only if topic totally changed or keyword intent different, otherwise...

In my experience, PBNs can still work short term if done carefully, but the risk is much higher now, so most people use safer link-building methods for long-term sites.

I focused on one content style and repeated what worked, that helped a lot. also thumbnails and titles matter more than people think, they bring the clicks.

I got some sales using email capture and discount popup, then followed up with emails. not huge traffic but conversions were better than ads for me.

From what I’ve seen, agency accounts might last a bit longer, but they don’t make you safe if you break policies, bans usually happen sooner or later.

Sometimes it happens due to location detection limits or users masking their IPs, not necessarily a targeting issue.

Pay per click means you earn or pay money each time someone clicks an ad instead of just viewing it.