Tegan Hunter
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- Apr 28, 2024
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Old accounts are checked less frequently than new accounts.
I am using both accounts like that, both bring a lot of benefits but the way of using will be a little different, my friend.Curious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?
There is no limit to advertising spending per day. It depends on each person's business system and resources.Curious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?
Well, if the account is old and reputable enough for Facebook, it will be very stable when running ads. I tried it and it works very wellCurious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?
Old accounts that have already spent will be stronger than new accounts. However, whether using an old or new account, adhering to Facebook's advertising policies is essential to ensure a smooth campaign.Curious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?
I tried it and it's very effective, more stable than a new accountCurious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?
it works very well you can tryCurious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?
Old accounts are usually stronger than new accounts or regular accounts, because they have a certain level of trust from Facebook, so old accounts will be stronger. But not all old accounts are strong, depending on the time and type of account.Curious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?
Of course, old accounts will be more stable than new accounts, especially at a time when Facebook is scanning strongly like nowCurious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?
For me, old or new accounts are ok. The most important thing is that you plan a campaign and spend money, then everything can be optimizedCurious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?
Please speak english. This is an English speaking forum.Arkadaşım, ben bir Facebook meta partner ajansının sahibiyim ve halihazırda en iyi reklam hesaplarına sahibim.
It’s great you don’t have to waste time to warm up your account and start from beginningCurious if anyone has had success running high-budget ads on aged Facebook accounts? I've seen way fewer issues with account flags and smoother performance. If you've tried both, what's been your experience?