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Storms are no longer a rare phenomenon; in my opinion, they have become a monthly feature of the Meta.

I've heard about this too. I hope everyone is safe!

I completely agree with you that the most common reason for ad rejection is policy violations. However, there's a lesser-known case where Meta can also reject a campaign because the ad content doesn't match the landing page.

Start by using reputable marketplaces to find potential websites, then conduct further research on other important factors such as content quality, actual traffic, and relevance.

Proxies can reduce the frequency of CAPTCHAs but not eliminate them completely. Avoid using proxies that are too cheap, have heavily used IP addresses, or lack a good reputation, as this will increase the frequency of CAPTCHAs and incur additional costs for CAPTCHA solving services.

In my opinion, there are three main reasons: content policy violations, ad account issues, and text formatting errors. Which do you think is the core reason why campaigns are always rejected?

A Facebook Page is a more suitable option for easily reaching new users. If you prioritize building a small, close-knit community with lots of two-way interaction between members who share niche interests, you can start with a group.

A fairly safe rule of thumb is to increase spending by 20–35% every 24–48 hours for a well-performing campaign.

In my opinion, slow spending is often associated with new campaigns; if you delete a newly created campaign and set up a new one, the issue should be resolved.

In my experience, you need at least 7 days to warm up the account—maintaining activity and healthy spending—and should avoid increasing the budget immediately upon seeing good results.

In my experience, you shouldn't link a single payment card to more than three ad accounts; ideally, use one card per account, or restrict a card's use to accounts within the same Business Manager (BM).

I believe the account associated with the advertising assets has been restricted.

Check the BM type; typically, a BM3-50 (with 3 ad accounts) has a daily spending limit of $1,000. For BM5-250 or BM5-350, there is no fixed limit; the spending cap scales according to your campaign budget.

If you reopen the campaigns you deleted, you will see them; alternatively, you can access this section to view everything.