Aged account vs Fresh account

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Switching to aged accounts has seriously reduced my headaches with Facebook ads. Ads seem to perform better, and restrictions are rare. Wondering if anyone else here has noticed the benefits of aged accounts vs. fresh ones. Share your experiences!
 
Aged accounts are like VIP passes smoother ads, fewer hassles, and way less drama with Facebook
 
Compared to the new account, the old account will be stronger and will limit the ban on the account.
 
Of course, aging accounts have an established history, so the chances of triggering Facebook's automatic restriction are slim.
 
If by "old" you mean accounts that have spent more than 500k in ads for their lifetime then yes.

Otherwise at least from my experience comparing 5 old no ads with 5 new ads virgin accounts.. same niche , same audience. Had the same results .

But I'm dealing only with European accounts so I don't know.


Anyways.. if not legit or in gray area.. regardless of the age .. eventually will burn.
Meta is pushing hards it AI ads verification and sending more intelligent bots for content scans..
 
healthier and less banned, but the problem of spending accounts is the same, the current situation of the error of not biting money on accounts still occurs
 
Using aged accounts for Facebook ads often leads to better performance and fewer restrictions, as these accounts typically have an established trust factor with Meta's systems. Many advertisers find that aged accounts help reduce ad rejections and provide smoother campaign launches compared to fresh accounts, which can trigger more scrutiny. If you’ve also experienced noticeable improvements with aged accounts or have tips for optimizing their use, feel free to share your insights!
 
I’ve definitely seen aged accounts perform better too seems like they have more credibility with Facebook, so fewer issues and better results overall
 
I want to point out that simply having an older account won't matter much unless that older account also has lots of spending history. It is past spending with FB that gives your account more credibility when it comes to ad campaign management, not the fact the account was registered a long time ago, although it sure wont hurt to have an older one.
 
I’ve noticed that too! Aged accounts definitely seem to have fewer issues and better performance overall.
 
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