Help me with my Facebook account
- Thread starter satkid
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- Dec 4, 2023
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To warm up your account, you should create a test campaign with nature images first, set a low budget, and wait for it to spend. But can I know what your product is?
- Dec 6, 2023
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Nowadays, Facebook is tightening its moderation policies. Besides account warm-up – which is just a small factor – your campaign content must be carefully prepared, avoiding language that violates policies. My point here is that content preparation is the most important thing.
nemesisbite
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- Oct 7, 2025
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Add a real payment method, complete business info browse Ads Manager, maybe run a tiny legit campaign and let it age. Sudden spending or rushed setup causes problems patience usually prevents them.
Facebook_Ads_Agency
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- Oct 14, 2025
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Run ads on small budgets without exceeding your daily spending limit. Try not to run too many campaigns at once.
- Jan 28, 2015
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For new ad accounts, you should create a post engagement campaign with a small budget about 2-3 days in advance to build trust in the account before launching your main campaign. If you want to create a large budget right away, use some of the strong accounts in BM2500.
- Sep 8, 2025
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Warming up the campaign is only a necessary condition. The sufficient conditions are content, verifying account information, and payment cards. You create a test campaign with a low budget to warm up, and at the same time, you create your main campaigns and leave them in off. When the bait campaign is spending, you gradually turn on the main campaigns. Don't do everything too fast because that will make it difficult for the campaigns to spend.
- Mar 23, 2025
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Starting your account with small, organic advertising campaigns for a few days will help your account spend more easily and build credibility, but for the account to operate stably, it depends on the products you advertise later and regular payments.
satkid
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- Nov 20, 2015
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I've tried it before, but that method isn't effective in the long term
- Jan 2, 2023
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One way to stabilize your advertising account is to complete your business profile and payment method information before running campaigns. Run ads with a low budget and simple goals. Use clean content and comply with policies. Increase your budget gradually, avoiding sudden changes.
Doing so will help stabilize your account and avoid limitations when scaling up.
Doing so will help stabilize your account and avoid limitations when scaling up.
- Nov 13, 2025
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To avoid sudden restrictions on your Facebook ad account, it is safest to first demonstrate normal user behavior, complete your profile/page, get a few days of organic post-engagement, gradually run ads with a small budget, and warm up the account using a fixed device-IP.
zeusone
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- Nov 18, 2025
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Create a decoy campaign and keep it running for one week to test how it performs. Once the ads run steadily and the account remains stable, then you can start.
- Mar 27, 2025
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Use a clean IP address and an undetectable browser. Then, keep your Facebook profile active for about a week before starting any campaigns. Create a campaign with nature images and a small budget, and let it run for a few days. Note that you shouldn't use too many accounts on one profile. Good luck!
- Oct 20, 2025
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Account warming on the platform to increase credibility, followed by low-budget ad warm-up to preliminarily accumulate advertising data.
zariacomdu
Newbie
- Dec 22, 2025
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You can start with a small budget and increase it once you see a certain volume.
THA Agency
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- Dec 21, 2025
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You can create an interactive messaging campaign using nature images (small budget: $2-5).
- Apr 3, 2024
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You can create a small campaign, letting it run for about 2-3 hours with a small budget.
The page you use for advertising should have a few likes.
The page you use for advertising should have a few likes.