Hey how do i start out With Fb Ads ?

follow what my experts do on the ad library, most of them don't use keywords. you should diversify your traffic sources. you might consider using platforms
 
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For a niche like IPTV, it’s best to keep your funnel as tight as possible. Don’t link directly to your site from ads, instead use pre-landers or direct users to inbox to qualify. A warm account can help you avoid harsh reviews from the start, but don’t rely on it – it’s all about how you build your creative and user flow. Budget should be small at first, $10–20/day to see feedback from the system. Scale gradually if the pixel is live. And most importantly: good cloaking, clean tracking, avoid anything that can easily flag content violations.
 
Warmed up accounts usually perform better and are more trusted, you can start with a small budget and then increase when you get good results
 
Start with a small budget, and get to learn the platform before you start spending much more. 30$ a day is more than enough to start learning the platform.
 
Advertising IPTV services on Facebook is tricky — Meta strictly prohibits promotion of unauthorized streaming services, and even legit-looking IPTV ads often get flagged. So yes, your instincts are right: you’ll need to be strategic to minimize risk and account bans.
 
Use an account that has a spending history, and start with a low budget, then increase it slowly.
 
IPTV Service 47 said:
So i want to advertise my iptv website on fb with minimum kyc and without that much risk of closure how should i go abt it should i buy a warmed acc how much should i be expecting to spend per day and should i link to my website or should i link to private message
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You should find yourself an advertising account rental company, they will provide you with everything you need to advertise on Facebook and they will give advice whenever you have questions, and we have many such accounts.
 
For IPTV ads on FB, using warmed accounts definitely helps reduce risks. Keep your targeting clean and avoid direct links to your site—linking to private messages or landing pages with less direct content usually works better. Expect to start small with your budget, maybe $5–10/day, then scale up if things look good.
 
Use proper warm-up, then get into it
. Start with small budget and work your way up .
 
Start Facebook Ads with warmed accounts and $5–10/day budget. Link to private messages or safe landing pages, not directly to IPTV site. Avoid banned keywords and scale gradually to reduce ban risk.
 
Yes, buying or renting a “warmed” Facebook ad account (one with a history of compliant ad activity) can reduce the risk of immediate bans. But make sure it’s from a trusted source
 
Recently the account system and Facebook scans very very hard so you need to use verified accounts and have an accurate basis to ensure your account runs smoothly. Spend a huge budget to try running ads as well as prepare some other accounts in case Facebook web surprises
 
Some tips i can give to you. Hope you can start sucessfull.
Start with a warmed aged Facebook account (at least a few months old with real activity) to reduce ban risks. Begin with a low daily budget of $10–30, test multiple creatives, and slowly scale if stable. Instead of linking directly to your IPTV website (which is high risk), run ads that drive people to message you (Send Message objective), where you can handle sales privately. Avoid sensitive keywords like IPTV, streaming, or live channels; use safer phrases like "Home entertainment solution" or "Watch movies and sports in high quality." Also, run your ads under a backup Business Manager and avoid using your main account to minimize potential losses.
 
You should follow advertising policies, create quality content, target specific audiences, and start with a low budget.
 
boulbimp3 said:
Running IPTV ads on FB is tricky since they’re strict about digital streaming services. Here’s how you should go about it:

1. Use a Pre-Warmed Facebook Account
- Buying a warmed-up BM (Business Manager) with ad spend history is a good move.
- Expect to pay $100-$300+ for a decent aged BM with a verified ad account.

2. Avoid Direct Linking to Your Website
- FB might flag/block your domain fast.
- Best approach: Link to a landing page (disguised as a blog, review page, or giveaway) or send traffic to **private messages (Messenger, WhatsApp, Telegram).

3. Run Ads with Soft Content
- Don't mention IPTV, live streaming, or cheap TV access directly.
- Use phrases like “Unlimited Entertainment”, “Access to Premium Channels”, or “Exclusive Streaming Offers.”
- Use a neutral ad creative (avoid IPTV logos or obvious branding).

4. Budget & Spend Strategy
- Start low: $10-$30/day on multiple accounts to test.
- Scale slowly: If an ad is running well, increase budget gradually instead of making big jumps.

5. Avoid Red Flags
- Don’t use the same domain across multiple accounts.
- Rotate different landing pages or cloaking if needed.
- Test with different GEOs (some countries have laxer ad policies).

If you do it right, you can keep ads live for a while before getting flagged. But always have backup accounts ready.
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Thanks this was great information.
 
Don't use the same domain on multiple accounts. Facebook may apply to you. For FB ads, if you decide to go that route, it's safer to start with a warmed up account to avoid getting flagged too quickly.
 
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