Facebook Agency Accounts – Quality Differences ???

In actuality, agency accounts will undoubtedly outperform standard accounts. For the majority of products, the ban rate is also lower. It also relies on how the agents manage their accounts, though. Therefore, you should test it before running more advertisements.
 
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Every agency will operate differently and have a variety of strong, independent accounts. Some of these accounts will be appropriate for your campaign; test your campaign with a number of agencies; older accounts will be more reliable and of higher quality than new ones.
 
Numerous elements, such as GEO, account type, history, and administration, affect a Facebook agency account's quality. Sustaining a high-quality account needs both content creation and compliance.
 
LiftTokens said:
Facebook Agency Accounts – Quality Differences ???

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working with Facebook agency accounts for a while and noticed that quality varies a lot depending on different factors. Some accounts seem to have better ad performance, fewer restrictions, and lower ban rates, while others get flagged quickly.

I wanted to ask the community:

Does the GEO of an agency account impact quality? Are some regions more stable than others?

Are there differences in performance and risk between self-serve and credit-line agency accounts?

Have you noticed any correlation between account type (e.g., aged vs. fresh) and success rate?

What factors do you think contribute most to a high-quality, long-lasting agency account?


Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences! Let’s figure out what works best.

Looking forward to your insights!
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Does the GEO of an agency account impact quality? Are some regions more stable than others?
=> Yes, the GEO of an agency account can impact quality. Accounts from Tier 1 regions (US, UK, CA) are generally more stable and trusted. Some regions have higher risk due to fraud history or low trust.
 
Business accounts are definitely better quality than personal accounts, very reputable, especially stable and have a lot of support.
 
Use a good account and it can get through that time. Because almost all are affected now.
 
LiftTokens said:
Facebook Agency Accounts – Quality Differences ???

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working with Facebook agency accounts for a while and noticed that quality varies a lot depending on different factors. Some accounts seem to have better ad performance, fewer restrictions, and lower ban rates, while others get flagged quickly.

I wanted to ask the community:

Does the GEO of an agency account impact quality? Are some regions more stable than others?

Are there differences in performance and risk between self-serve and credit-line agency accounts?

Have you noticed any correlation between account type (e.g., aged vs. fresh) and success rate?

What factors do you think contribute most to a high-quality, long-lasting agency account?


Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences! Let’s figure out what works best.

Looking forward to your insights!
Click to expand...
a good and strong account, resistant to bans then you should choose old accounts, with old spending history, but the problem here is what you will sell on those ad campaigns
 
The quality of Facebook agency accounts depends on various factors. First, the GEO of the account can impact its stability—Tier 1 regions (US, UK, Canada, Western Europe) tend to be more stable but face stricter scrutiny, while Tier 2 & 3 regions (Asia, Eastern Europe, LATAM, Africa) may have easier ad approvals but are more prone to being flagged. Regarding account types, self-serve accounts usually have more restrictions compared to credit-line agency accounts, which benefit from a stable payment history. Additionally, aged accounts with prior spending history are generally more reliable and less likely to be flagged than fresh accounts, which require proper "warm-up" strategies to avoid bans. To maintain a long-lasting agency account, it’s crucial to have consistent spending patterns, follow ad policies, ensure clean IP & device usage, use reputable payment methods, and avoid sudden suspicious activity.
 
Depending on each type of account, old accounts with good spending history are often better and healthier than new accounts, but not only old accounts can operate well, you need to comply with Facebook's policies, otherwise any account can suddenly disappear.
 
Of course, an older account is better than a new one, because it has more credibility and therefore reduces the risk of being flagged. However, the performance of the ad also depends on whether the type of account is suitable for the campaign you are running.
 
Very good agency account. Accounts with a good spending history and no previous restrictions or warnings are best.
 
As you shared, account quality is not the same for every account. Geographical areas with a history of having many IPs violating advertising policies will often have lower account quality than other areas.
 
Each Agency will depend on many different factors and methods, and there will be accounts that are suitable for your campaign.
 
The most influential factor on account quality I think is high spending history and not advertising things that violate fb policies
 
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