HAI AGENCY
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- Feb 20, 2025
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You can create a nature-themed campaign with a small budget so that the account can spend a small amount of money and get warmed up.
Help me with my Facebook account
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yukijanele
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- Sep 8, 2023
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You can create an advertising campaign using nature images and set a budget of $2-$3. This is a method trusted by many advertisers
- Oct 19, 2021
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You can warm up an ad account legitimately by building trust, not by bypassing systems.
Key steps:
-Complete business, identity, and payment verification
-Start with small, compliant campaigns and low daily budgets
-Use safe creatives and landing pages that clearly follow policy
-Pay bills on time and avoid frequent edits
-Scale spend gradually over days/weeks
Facebook restrictions usually come from sudden behavior or policy risk, not lack of tricks. Consistency + compliance builds trust.
Key steps:
-Complete business, identity, and payment verification
-Start with small, compliant campaigns and low daily budgets
-Use safe creatives and landing pages that clearly follow policy
-Pay bills on time and avoid frequent edits
-Scale spend gradually over days/weeks
Facebook restrictions usually come from sudden behavior or policy risk, not lack of tricks. Consistency + compliance builds trust.
- Sep 22, 2024
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It’s recommended to add a valid payment method first and allow some time (around 12–24 hours) before launching a simple, compliant campaign with a small budget to help the account stabilize. Accounts with an established history and previous spending generally perform more smoothly and require little to no warm-up compared to brand-new setups.
harveybrown95
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- Aug 5, 2024
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Based on my experience, to avoid ad account being disabled:
The first issue is the product.
If your product violates policies, Facebook’s AI can easily scan it and cause the account to be disabled abnormally.
⇒ Solution: You should pay special attention to adjusting content, videos, and images. The first 3–5 seconds should avoid sensitive elements (use cloaking/soft angles, etc.).
Second, regarding how to use the account:
Start with a small budget → increase gradually, for example: $10 → $20 → $50
Increase the budget slowly and steadily (around 20–30% each time)
Avoid turning campaigns on and off repeatedly within the same day
IMPORTANT: When creating new campaigns, do not delete old campaigns (only turn them off, do not delete)
These are the things I know and wanted to share with you. I hope they will be helpful to you in the near future.
The first issue is the product.
If your product violates policies, Facebook’s AI can easily scan it and cause the account to be disabled abnormally.
⇒ Solution: You should pay special attention to adjusting content, videos, and images. The first 3–5 seconds should avoid sensitive elements (use cloaking/soft angles, etc.).
Second, regarding how to use the account:
Start with a small budget → increase gradually, for example: $10 → $20 → $50
Increase the budget slowly and steadily (around 20–30% each time)
Avoid turning campaigns on and off repeatedly within the same day
IMPORTANT: When creating new campaigns, do not delete old campaigns (only turn them off, do not delete)
These are the things I know and wanted to share with you. I hope they will be helpful to you in the near future.
Bir rie
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- Dec 15, 2025
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I usually use fan page engagement campaigns to boost my account's visibility for about two days with a budget of around $5.
agnescad7
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- Sep 25, 2024
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Facebook’s moderation has become stricter recently. While account warm-up can help a bit, it’s only a minor factor. What really matters is preparing compliant campaign content and avoiding any wording that could trigger policy issues. Careful content preparation plays the biggest role in maintaining stability.
- Oct 8, 2024
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For new ad accounts, it’s usually helpful to start with a simple engagement campaign on a small budget for a couple of days to help the account stabilize before launching the main campaign. If you need to work with larger budgets early on, using accounts with stronger history and higher limits is generally more suitable.
From real experience:
- New accounts with no verification, fresh domains, or unusual payment methods get flagged more easily.
- In the first 3–7 days, keep budgets small. Don’t go aggressive on day one.
- “Soft” creatives win early on. Ads that feel organic survive longer; hard claims kill accounts fast.
- Scale slowly — 20–30% per day is the safest move.
- Keep things stable: same IP, don’t shuffle BMs, don’t add a bunch of users at once.
- If you want to be extra safe, start with traffic or video views to let the account find its rhythm (optional, but helpful).
maki2525JT
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- Oct 20, 2023
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I have the same question.
Paul Davidson JR
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- Oct 18, 2023
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I think it's a good idea to create a good campaign with a small budget before starting.
- Nov 30, 2025
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You may warm up your ad account before using it by starting small-budget advertising campaigns.
Mr.Lee Agency
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- Jan 11, 2024
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Pre‑warm an ad account by using it normally for 2–4 weeks: real profile activity, verified info, small page posts, then run low‑budget, fully compliant ads first.
yourhighness
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- Jan 13, 2026
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I would suggest you to warm up your account by running some genuine ads or may be about a blog, use a genuine website in the start for 2-3 days and keep the budget a bit low. Once you see the account starts spending and views on your post you can update the link and your ad.
I would recommend you to run 2-3 ads together in one campaign for better results.
I would recommend you to run 2-3 ads together in one campaign for better results.
