how to run nutra ads ? I need help

Sending to a blog post that provides a detailed description of the product instead of directly to the offer is a recommended practice.
 
What traffic source are you using?

If you know what you are doing, do NOT depend on one traffic source.

Have you tried YouTube?

Do you have a good presell and landing page?

Do you collect email to build list?
 
I'm having trouble with this right now
1. Accounts usually only last 1-2 days
2. Dropped limit
3. The result is not good
Have high trust accounts with histories of spending. And try using cloaker. You should find an agency with an internal cloaking system, not those commercial ones which have so many additional functions that
make your account more vulnerable to the bot.
 
First, you need an anti-detection browser and proxy. Second, in the nutra niche, you need to set up ads to bypass moderation, so that Facebook moderators don't see your creatives, and run more aggressive ads, with drugs and so on. This gives us very good results.
 
I'm having trouble with this right now
1. Accounts usually only last 1-2 days
2. Dropped limit
3. The result is not good
The reason is that your ad content has been flagged by Facebook's system. Please use new content and conceal it properly
 
Need to use agency advertising accounts with a history of spending — it can’t be a new account. Try running ads on different social media platforms as well.
 
Hey man, yeah that’s a pretty common pain lately, you’re not alone. FB’s been way more aggressive. From what I’ve seen, a few things help a bit:
  • Stop pushing new accounts too fast, warm them up 2–3 days (scroll, watch vids, light activity)
  • Avoid doing the same action pattern across accounts (same links, same timing)
  • Lower daily limits hard, even if it feels slow
  • Clean proxies + matching geo really matter now
Results won’t pop instantly, but survival improves. What setup are you running right now? Proxies / account source?
 
Maintaining stable operations during this time requires a combination of technical expertise and quality resources: You should use an anti-detect browser combined with a clean proxy to create a secure environment, and prioritize older ad accounts with a spending history to increase trust. If possible, implement cloaking to protect your campaign from stricter scans.
 
Lately, poor Facebook performance coupled with short account usage times often means the system isn't receiving strong positive signals. And weak engagement from the start often leads to reduced spending limits and instability.
 
When accounts typically only last 1-2 days and limits rapidly decrease, it's usually a matter of trust or consistency rather than a single setup error. Rapid changes and decisive action often accelerate this process.
 
I had the same problems when I started nutra. Accounts were dying in a day or two and limits kept dropping. I did use a cloaker, and honestly TrafficShield was the one that actually worked for me. After switching to it, things felt more controlled. Along with that, I focused on proper warm-up, low spend at the start, and testing creatives instead of rushing. That combo helped accounts last longer and results became more stable.
 
Try using an account that was created a long time ago and has an old spending history.
 
Does that happen after you've launched your campaign for a while?
I haven't seen anything similar happen on the account I've been using this year.
 
1. At the time of testing, Facebook was quite strict with Nutra products. But now, account quality is quite good, and Nutra products can pass the review process.
2. The spending limit of a personal account can easily be reduced if an ad is rejected.
3. Advertising results depend more on how you create your campaign, in addition to a few other factors such as the credibility of the fan page and the campaign's duration.
I'm having trouble with this right now
1. Accounts usually only last 1-2 days
2. Dropped limit
3. The result is not good
 
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