Aged Facebook ad accounts—game-changer or hype?

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Fleuryeris Manz

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Hey everyone, I recently switched to aged ad accounts, and the difference is unreal. They’re way more stable than fresh accounts and don’t get restricted as easily. If you’ve tried them, what’s your take? Any tips for maintaining them long-term?
 
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Fleuryeris Manz said:
Hey everyone, I recently switched to aged ad accounts, and the difference is unreal. They’re way more stable than fresh accounts and don’t get restricted as easily. If you’ve tried them, what’s your take? Any tips for maintaining them long-term?
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Aged accounts are legit. They’ve been a key part of my campaigns. Just keep them warmed up properly, and they’ll last.
 
Completely agree. I’ve had way fewer issues with aged accounts. New ones are just too risky now.
 
With fresh accounts, you often get hit with identity verification requests as soon as you try running ads.

Whereas, Aged accounts come with verified identities and help you skip this hassle and move straight into managing your campaigns. It help you avoid identity verification requests, payment method suspensions, and account bans.

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It takes time to warm up to them, campaigns will get better over time.
 
Older ad accounts are generally more stable and less restrictive. To maintain them long-term, you should maintain regular activity, follow Facebook policies, and make payments on time. Avoid sudden changes and make sure you use a stable IP.
 
The way to keep an account for a long time is to use it to run clean campaigns because even an old account is never a complete guarantee, especially high-risk campaigns.
 
I always use real and old accounts by making an agreement with the person, he continues to use his account normally, I take care of the business manager.
 
Fleuryeris Manz said:
Hey everyone, I recently switched to aged ad accounts, and the difference is unreal. They’re way more stable than fresh accounts and don’t get restricted as easily. If you’ve tried them, what’s your take? Any tips for maintaining them long-term?
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Old accounts ensure your campaign can be spent quickly, and approval is easier, however if you run insurance its lifespan will not be very long.
In particular, when you create a new campaign that is contrary to your account's previous campaign, it will also affect your account a bit
 
Why do you think most people who want to buy look for an aged account? It improves ad delivery, better audience targeting, and also for budget flexibility.
 
Yes, aged accounts can be very helpful. You can also start creating new accounts now so they’ll be aged and ready when you need them.
 
Old accounts always provide more stability than new accounts. To maintain your account for a long time, you should follow Facebook's policies and change your campaigns less. Make sure your IP is stable
 
The lifespan of your account will depend heavily on your campaign. you need to run campaigns that comply with policies and make few campaign changes
 
The old advertising account is more stable and has less restrictions because it has been verified before and has a steady history of activity. To keep the old account working effectively, you must still operate on that account normally as a trusted user.
 
yes if you know the way to use them, you will get a lot of benefits from it
 
yes old account is always better, but it depends on your product, if you advertise banned product then your account will not last more than 2 weeks
 
We have used the old account for a long time for customers, the account helps to operate stably, with few errors as well as large quantities, can change the time zone as needed, this needs to be shared widely
 
Of course. Old accounts are always more stable and reputable. If you want your account to last, you need to comply with the policies.
 
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