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Hey y'all

We’re reaching out to a specific group of professionals who are very active on Facebook. The goal is to connect them with short-term work opportunities.

The best method we’ve found is posting in groups, commenting on others’ posts, and asking people to DM us. We’ve tested a lot of things — this works best.

The problem: We’re using new/purchased Facebook accounts to do this, but they keep getting flagged and suspended.

Looking for advice on:
  • How to keep accounts from getting banned so quickly.
  • Ways to improve this outreach method without changing it too much.

We’ve already tried a lot, but open to any tips or things we might’ve missed.

Thanks in advance!
 
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Use your own personal Facebook account: This is the best and most sustainable solution. Instead of using a new/purchased account, use your own personal Facebook account (or that of your group members) that has been created for a long time and has a good history of activity.
 
Solid strategy, but yeah FB's pretty strict with new accounts now. Aged accounts with proper warm-up routines might help. Good luck, hope you crack it
 
Because you post and comment too often, it is easy for Facebook to be suspicious and flagged. Moreover, the account you use is a new account, so it is even easier for Facebook to be suspicious of you. You should reduce the frequency of posting and use old accounts.
 
For those who are doing outreach in the group: I think the most effective way is to leave thoughtful comments under the post and let them inbox themselves. Using a new or cloned account can easily get lost, so remember to warm up carefully, the profile must look real, and be active naturally for a few days before doing anything. If anyone has more tips, please share.
 
For stable and long-term advertising, the best way is to use a personal Facebook account (or a group of members) that has been active for a long time and has a good history, as a new account or a purchased account.
 
thefraud369 said:
Hey y'all

We’re reaching out to a specific group of professionals who are very active on Facebook. The goal is to connect them with short-term work opportunities.

The best method we’ve found is posting in groups, commenting on others’ posts, and asking people to DM us. We’ve tested a lot of things — this works best.

The problem: We’re using new/purchased Facebook accounts to do this, but they keep getting flagged and suspended.

Looking for advice on:
  • How to keep accounts from getting banned so quickly.
  • Ways to improve this outreach method without changing it too much.

We’ve already tried a lot, but open to any tips or things we might’ve missed.

Thanks in advance!
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Best bet is aged accounts with real history, not just idle ones. Join niche groups manually, engage naturally.
 
You should gradually warm up the accounts by blending in organic activity (likes, comments, shares) before outreach, use aged or high, trust accounts when available, and apply proper IP rotation or proxies to minimize detection risk.
 
Consider using aged, trusted accounts instead of fresh or purchased ones, and limit daily actions to stay under Facebook’s risk thresholds.
 
The way you mentioned is very similar to content seeding. This form of promotion is easily banned and suspended from the group, because it affects the community that the administrator has built and causes customers to be deceived.
 
Gradually warm up new accounts, avoid mass posting or spamming, and engage organically. Use varied content, mix activities, and avoid excessive DMing. A reputable IP and account history can help reduce suspensions.
 
thereseprice said:
Because you post and comment too often, it is easy for Facebook to be suspicious and flagged. Moreover, the account you use is a new account, so it is even easier for Facebook to be suspicious of you. You should reduce the frequency of posting and use old accounts.
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Not sure if an "number" exists. But how long should I be using this new account normally before trying to do some serious outreach?
 
New accounts are usually checked more strictly than old accounts, but this account will be able to operate effectively because it is difficult to trust the team. Just like new and newly purchased accounts, when you have not warmed up the account, it is normal for Facebook to continuously flag it, so before taking action, warm up the account for a while.
 
old account is an advantage. if you use new account, you need to warm up the account by liking, commenting, making friends before doing outreach or making invitations
 
You need to properly warm up your accounts, also make sure you’re rotating IPs when managing multiple accounts simultaneously because otherwise multiple accounts will get flagged simultaneously.
 
Post value-driven content regularly: explain app benefits, show how it solves problems, or share user success stories.
Use Facebook Groups:
Join relevant groups where your users hang out.
Offer helpful advice first, don’t hard-sell.
Drop your app as a solution only when it's relevant and allowed.
Create your own community group to build engagement and gather feedback.
 
You post and comment too often, Facebook to be suspicious and flagged . Moreover, the account you use is new, so Facebook is more likely to get suspicious of you. You should reduce the frequency of posting and use old accounts.
 
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