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I've noticed similar behavior from time to time. As long as the campaign is spending close to the intended daily budget over a longer period, I usually don't worry too much about hourly pacing. Before making changes, I'd check whether performance has actually declined. If the results are still...

I think the biggest difference is how each platform discovers buyers. On Facebook, I usually spend more time testing audiences and optimization settings. On TikTok, the creative often determines whether the campaign succeeds or fails. The same product can produce completely different results if...

One thing that's worked well for me is testing creatives before making major audience changes. If the click-through rate is low, I usually look at the ad first instead of assuming the targeting is the problem. You should also focus on your promotional offers before increasing your budget. Once...

One habit I've kept this year is changing only one thing at a time. Whether it's the creative, audience, or budget, making a single adjustment makes it much easier to understand what's actually improving performance. That approach has saved me a lot of time compared to changing several variables...

I currently use BM3 accounts; they are affordable and perform quite reliably. As for personal accounts, I use older ones that already have a spending history. The advantages of this type are high spending limits and fast campaign approval, though they do come at a somewhat higher price.

If existing accounts already have a spending history that does not negatively impact ad performance, what factors do you consider crucial for improving that performance? Also, how can a new ad account successfully pass the review process when I create an ad campaign?

Are you running ads that involve serious policy violations? I’m running casino campaigns and using both new accounts and established accounts with a spending history. I’ve noticed that Facebook prioritizes accounts with a spending history during the review process, whereas new accounts still...

First, try verifying your account identity again, then message the Facebook AI to request assistance in restoring your account's advertising capabilities. If restoration is not possible, simply purchase a new Facebook account and new ad accounts to use instead. Given that your budget is only a...

Double-check your targeting location. I’ve encountered this error before, and changing the location within the ad group settings fixed it. Give that a try, mate.

You're definitely not the only one experiencing this. I've seen pages with solid engagement still struggle to reach new audiences. Rather than posting more often, I'd review which content formats are keeping people engaged the longest and build on those. Consistency and audience retention seem...

If your page suddenly stopped getting recommendations, I'd first check for any policy or recommendation eligibility issues. If everything looks fine, I'd focus on publishing original content consistently and encouraging genuine engagement instead of trying to force the algorithm. In my...