- Mar 12, 2025
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If your ads are often rejected and blocked, should you change the content and images of your ad? Or you can cover up your product link.
How to overcome a rejected ad campaign
- Thread starter jsk1219
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- Apr 3, 2024
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Recently, many ads have been rejected, your ads should be tested more carefully,
Limit the use of sensitive language: avoid using “you”, “your”, “guarantee”, “commit”, “100%”, “cure”, etc,
Use neutral images, no exaggeration, no personal targeting,
Make sure the landing page works well and has clear information (address, privacy policy…),
Keep your account history clean – if you get rejected many times, the system will automatically tighten the moderation.
Limit the use of sensitive language: avoid using “you”, “your”, “guarantee”, “commit”, “100%”, “cure”, etc,
Use neutral images, no exaggeration, no personal targeting,
Make sure the landing page works well and has clear information (address, privacy policy…),
Keep your account history clean – if you get rejected many times, the system will automatically tighten the moderation.
EmberlynChoi
Newbie
- Oct 25, 2025
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Make sure your landing page matches your ad. Even slight mismatches can cause instant bans.
- Dec 6, 2023
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what is your product? generally BH products are the easiest to scan, but you can still run gambling if your ad content is well prepared, i'm just afraid it will be difficult with financial products.
- Oct 17, 2023
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let give more details. There is a million ways to get rejected.
- Sep 25, 2025
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Audit your creatives, targeting, and landing pages for full policy alignment, then rebuild account trust through gradual spend scaling and consistent compliant activity
- Aug 20, 2025
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If your ads keep getting rejected, it’s not luck, it’s the creative, landing page, or business info that’s at fault. Audit your entire funnel and fix your policies before creating a new account.
Tafankerdo
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- Oct 2, 2025
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Also consider reaching out to Meta support directly and keeping ad content simple and transparent to reduce the risk of repeated bans.
- May 26, 2025
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Sneak a few words into the content. For example "Fu.ck". Or create a bait campaign, then switch to another campaign
ShenAgency
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- Oct 10, 2025
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You should check if your ads violate Facebook's policies. If you're running ads that breach policies, you should cloaking the content.
wodzinskan
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- Oct 20, 2025
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Yeah, Facebook's AI is in full purge mode against black hat stuff, so you're getting instantly flagged. There's no foolproof fix once you're on their radar, but to avoid immediate rejection, you have to completely sanitize your ad copy. Avoid any direct claims, urgency, or shady keywords. Use vague, benefit-focused language and make sure your landing page is 100% clean and doesn't trigger their crawlers. But honestly, if your core offer is against their policies, you're just delaying the inevitable ban.
- Sep 22, 2024
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That usually happens when Facebook’s review system flags something in your ad setup - it could be the wording, creative, or even the landing page.
Daniel Bertha
Newbie
- Sep 4, 2025
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Changing campaign content and good masking is the best way to buy time and always have a backup ad account to replace when needed.
Good luck for Facebook!
LS Marketing Agency
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- Mar 30, 2024
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your current content may be in violation, please readjust it and consider cloaking links. Using older accounts with previous spending history can also lower the chances of being banned or rejected
- Aug 20, 2025
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If you keep getting rejected, it's not a random error, but the creative, landing page, or business info violates the policy. Before creating a new account, audit the entire funnel.
