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Hello BHW members,I don't know how many of you are interested in this topic, so I'd like to share some tips. If you have any more to add, please comment and we'll update this post.
There are many experts in running adult content on Facebook Ads, but I'll just share a few tips to give you a general overview.To run this type of content, besides a healthy account, whether it's a personal account or a business manager, you also need a page created before 2021. The content is what determines whether Facebook approves your campaign quickly or not.
There's no standard process for running adult content. Because the bot learns and scans every day.Your content needs to be very subtle. For example: "Your carrot will grow 5-7 cm longer after 1 week. Play all night."Avoid using bananas. Avoid images of beds or girls holding bananas or cucumbers. If the bot scans your account, it will be banned immediately.Some people say that suggestive images can still be accepted. In reality, it's just luck.
If you're doing this, you have to accept the above. You have to continuously test the content, mainly text and images.Facebook is constantly updating its algorithm. It learns and recognizes images quickly. So, an image that might be allowed on one account might not be allowed on another.
One tip you can try: put your video at the beginning and end with a 30-minute nature video, and use a nature image as the video background for
Here's the link to Facebook's adult content policy: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/819870269165994
There are many experts in running adult content on Facebook Ads, but I'll just share a few tips to give you a general overview.To run this type of content, besides a healthy account, whether it's a personal account or a business manager, you also need a page created before 2021. The content is what determines whether Facebook approves your campaign quickly or not.
There's no standard process for running adult content. Because the bot learns and scans every day.Your content needs to be very subtle. For example: "Your carrot will grow 5-7 cm longer after 1 week. Play all night."Avoid using bananas. Avoid images of beds or girls holding bananas or cucumbers. If the bot scans your account, it will be banned immediately.Some people say that suggestive images can still be accepted. In reality, it's just luck.
If you're doing this, you have to accept the above. You have to continuously test the content, mainly text and images.Facebook is constantly updating its algorithm. It learns and recognizes images quickly. So, an image that might be allowed on one account might not be allowed on another.
One tip you can try: put your video at the beginning and end with a 30-minute nature video, and use a nature image as the video background for
thumbnail ads.
Finally, allocate a budget to test your content. Pay attention to the latest policies from Facebook, and remember that the type of account is not as important as the content.Here's the link to Facebook's adult content policy: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/819870269165994
