Help me with my Facebook account

With accounts that have a spending history, you don't need to warm up
For new accounts, Meta needs to see a real human with normal behavior with trusted ads
So you need to add the old profile to the ad account and do some white ads before launching your main black ads
 
I need to learn about how to pre-warm up an ad account before using it to avoid unexpected restrictions
It's quite easy;
you can create 1 campaign - 3 ad groups - 3 ads.
Maximum budget is $5.
Images uploaded should be clean or use clean posts, without any violating elements.
You can run a test for a few days or a day, then run it in parallel with your campaign.
 
Use a small budget to stabilize the account first, and then increase the budget after a while.
 
You just need to set up a campaign with a target audience, around $5, and the content will be a landscape picture. This is my method, does anyone have a different approach?
 
To warm up your account, it's very simple, just create a test campaign with a small budget, let the ads spend a few dollars, and then launch your main campaign.
 
Apply the 'money-grabbing' strategy: run low-budget sub-camps to warm up your account, then gradually activate and increase the budget for the main camps. Combining a standardized content policy, defining the nature of the content, and controlling the posting speed will help your ads run smoothly without being unexpectedly blocked.
 
Start with low budgets and simple campaigns, then gradually scale once everything is stable.
Avoid making too many changes in a short time and give the system time to review and learn.
 
Just start slow and don't rush thing because if you rush it your account will be flagged so fast
 
Gradually establishing normal activity and steady engagement allows the account to build credibility over time, minimizing unexpected interruptions.
 
don't create ads immediately. browse around, post some pictures. use a good anti detect browser with a mobile proxy. and run simple awareness ads of $5/day for a week
 
If your account is new or has low trust, repeated rejections are normal. Try simple ads, neutral content, no strong calls to action, and let the account run smoothly before scaling.
 
You should add a payment method and wait 12-24 hours before creating a non-violating campaign with a small budget to warm up the account. However, if possible, use a real user's existing account with a spending history. This type of account is very strong, so warming up is not necessary or the warming process is quick and effective.
 
run any simple campaign with hogh qualty media for 1 moth with daily minimum budget.
 
Currently, Facebook controls content more and more tightly, so the most important factor lies not in warm-up but in content preparation. Warm-ups only help create the initial foundation; For the campaign to run, it is necessary to ensure clean content, fully authenticated accounts and stable payment cards. The safe way is to run a test campaign with a low budget, prepare the main campaigns at the same time and turn them off. Once the test campaign is working stably, turn on the main campaigns gradually and avoid scaling too quickly so as not to disrupt delivery.
 
You should create a test campaign with a small budget first. Wait until your account starts spending before creating a full campaign.
 
I need to learn about how to pre-warm up an ad account before using it to avoid unexpected restrictions
For a New Ad Account, I would suggest that you first start a Small campaign with a Small Budget of $1-5 & wait for that ad budget to be spent.
 
Warm-up alone usually doesn’t solve long-term stability issues.
In my experience, consistency matters more than tricks.

What helped most was:
– Completing BM, page, and billing details properly
– Keeping the same device/IP and avoiding rapid changes
– Running a small, compliant campaign for a few days without edits
– Letting the account age naturally before scaling

Slow and predictable behavior seems to reduce flags more than test ads alone.
 
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