Affiliate Marketing. Facebook BM Verification.

susanpoorman said:

BUY a facebook profile with business manager from a compnay that sells them. I bought one with a daily spend of $250/day on the first day. Doesnt have to be a verified account. If you want I can recommend the company I used

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Pleass share with me too, Ive been look for a reputable company. Ive tried a few now and they are all trash

Larva_Agency said:

If you are an affiliate Marketing and do not violate Facebook's policies, verify your business and spend regularly, your spending limit will increase. But if your products violate Facebook's policies, you should hire an agency account, that will save you a lot of time and money.

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No need to have a verified account, but it does help. Just find a reputable company renting out business managers and you should get your daily ad spend up and restrictions down

stayaffiliated said:

I've set up a business manager in Facebook but it has this small daily spend limit. I need to verify a business for this spend limit to increase. What do affiliates usually do in this case? I'm thinking of setting up a business quickly and verifying it legitimately (is this a bad idea for affiliate?). I also want to know how do affiliates usually go about buying accounts and advertising on them. I'm quite new to FB affiliate so I've got a lot to learn.

Anything is appreciated, Thanks!

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When diving into Facebook for affiliate marketing, getting your Business Manager set up is key. To boost your spending limits, you'll need to verify your business by showing it's legit. Most affiliates stick to direct ads that target specific groups. Just remember to play by Facebook's rules and keep an eye on how your ads are doing.

stayaffiliated said:

I've set up a business manager in Facebook but it has this small daily spend limit. I need to verify a business for this spend limit to increase. What do affiliates usually do in this case? I'm thinking of setting up a business quickly and verifying it legitimately (is this a bad idea for affiliate?). I also want to know how do affiliates usually go about buying accounts and advertising on them. I'm quite new to FB affiliate so I've got a lot to learn.

Anything is appreciated, Thanks!

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You can buy an account with a high spending limit, I see a lot of people selling them

susanpoorman said:

BUY a facebook profile with business manager from a compnay that sells them. I bought one with a daily spend of $250/day on the first day. Doesnt have to be a verified account. If you want I can recommend the company I used

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Please can you send me a message Im looking at buying an account

stayaffiliated said:

I've set up a business manager in Facebook but it has this small daily spend limit. I need to verify a business for this spend limit to increase. What do affiliates usually do in this case? I'm thinking of setting up a business quickly and verifying it legitimately (is this a bad idea for affiliate?). I also want to know how do affiliates usually go about buying accounts and advertising on them. I'm quite new to FB affiliate so I've got a lot to learn.

Anything is appreciated, Thanks!

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Affiliates often start by gradually building their ad spend and focusing on optimizing their campaigns. To increase your daily spend limit, it's best to verify your business with Facebook legitimately. Buying accounts can be risky and against Facebook’s policies, so it's better to focus on growing your account organically and following best practices.

Hey bro, I understand completely having a low daily limit spend can be tough when your wanting to sacle your business

To increase your daily spending limit on Facebook, affiliates usually verify their businesses. Setting up and verifying a legitimate business is a good idea and makes sure that compliance with Facebook's policies is in place. Affiliates sometimes buy pre-verified accounts from trusted sellers to bypass initial spending limits. They use these accounts for advertising while sticking to Facebook's guidelines in other to avoid bans. But if you're new to FB affiliate marketing, you should start by learning the basics, you can join relevant forums, and network with experienced affiliates to learn the best practices. This will help you move around the complexities of Facebook advertising better.

Any discount available?

Affiliates often buy aged or pre-verified accounts from trusted marketplaces, which can come with higher spend limits.

Hey bro, I understand completely having a low daily limit spend can be tough when your wanting to sacle your business

Hey man, did you get trusted agency for that? would appreciate if you share. thanks!

You just need to spend regularly and pay the bill in full without debt, then your spending limit will be increased

Currently FB is limited by a 10% threshold account policy, if you wait to break the threshold it will take a lot of time, I think you should find nolimit accounts.

increase spending and pay on time to account, account will break threshold and increase spending limit

increase your spending and pay the bill in full without debt and your limit will be increase

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stayaffiliated said:

I've set up a business manager in Facebook but it has this small daily spend limit. I need to verify a business for this spend limit to increase. What do affiliates usually do in this case? I'm thinking of setting up a business quickly and verifying it legitimately (is this a bad idea for affiliate?). I also want to know how do affiliates usually go about buying accounts and advertising on them. I'm quite new to FB affiliate so I've got a lot to learn.

Anything is appreciated, Thanks!

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Hey, check out exiscale, they have some great accounts with high daily spend

stayaffiliated said:

I've set up a business manager in Facebook but it has this small daily spend limit. I need to verify a business for this spend limit to increase. What do affiliates usually do in this case? I'm thinking of setting up a business quickly and verifying it legitimately (is this a bad idea for affiliate?). I also want to know how do affiliates usually go about buying accounts and advertising on them. I'm quite new to FB affiliate so I've got a lot to learn.

Anything is appreciated, Thanks!

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You should place ads from low to high. Because when you first start a business, the cost of Facebook advertising is certainly not large. You just go slowly step by step. Mainly test the elements: content, images, products... If you see the effectiveness, then it is not too late to increase the budget later.