Mass DM on Facebook without Ban

I appreciate everyone who took the time to respond to my inquiries.
Based on the valuable suggestions from all of you experienced individuals, I have decided to create multiple accounts for sending bulk messages while maintaining a personal touch.

I would welcome any recommendations for tools that comply with Facebook's policies, especially from those who have experience using such tools. Additionally, I would be grateful for any advice on how to effectively warm up my accounts.
Thank you!
 
Good move I'd say, especially for aiming at any scale.
As far as "complaint" tools go, it's going to mostly be grey in that area so exercise caution regardless of which ones you use.
For a manual/semi-automated approach, there's Meta’s own Business Suite. There's also a tool that helped managed DMs and comments in a lighter way if a bit more time consuming since it's partially manual. I'll see if I can find it again. Alternatively, there's straight-up automation tools like the SMM panels you might come across being mentioned here.
If you’re messaging cold leads, try to mix in engagement baits or group replies to draw them into Messenger first, gives your DMs a that much more chances of landing + keeps the account in more or less good standing.
 
For a small quantity, you can send them manually and at intervals to prevent violations. If you're sending a large number of messages simultaneously, you might want to use some remarketing software.
 
To avoid being restricted or banned by Facebook for sending too many messages, you should spread this activity across multiple accounts. At the same time, it is important to personalize the content of each message and adhere to Facebook's community rules.
 
No. Sending too many messages from one Facebook account may result in restrictions.
 
Can you help me how to find 100 64 years old and up who need home care in minesota?
 
Manually, I don't think it's possible, but with automation, I think it is
 
Sending bulk messages on Facebook isn't as safe as it used to be, especially now that the platform is getting smarter at detecting suspicious activity. But if you really need an automation setup, one option you can try is using Reach Owl for the mass messaging part, combined with an antidetect browser like GoLogin, Multilogin, or Hidemyacc to keep each account in a clean and isolated environment.
These browsers help separate cookies, fingerprints, and proxy settings so each account looks like it's running on a different device. Make sure to use high-quality residential IPv4 proxies and avoid datacenter ones. It's also important to pace your messages - around 20 to 30 per hour, and no more than 100 to 150 per day per account.
Warm up new or purchased accounts before sending, and avoid copy-pasting the same message across all profiles. Vary the content and add delays to make it look more natural. With the right setup, this approach can scale fairly safely.
 
Sending mass messages is still possible if you allocate them reasonably between multiple accounts, don't duplicate the content, and keep a natural sending rhythm. Prioritize inboxing people who have interacted to reduce risk. Scaling properly is still effective in the long run.
 
Sending bulk direct messages (DMs) on Facebook without risking individual account bans has become challenging and requires strict adherence to Facebook's policies and limits. While it is technically possible to send messages to multiple people, sending large numbers or not following best practices can result in an account being restricted, temporarily banned, or even permanently banned.
 
Are aged accounts from fametron any good for this sort of thing, cold outreach to company pages thru DM's?
 
Can we send bulk direct messages on Facebook without risking a ban on a single account?
You can use some tools to do that. but if detected, your personal account will most likely be affected.
 
Don't do that, it's quite risky, split it into multiple accounts to be safe.
 
And If you have a list of people who have explicitly agreed to hear from you , you can manually message them. However the volume should be kept manageable to avoid being flagged for spam.
Yep Dave Smith yunapro on his yt channel has a video about this be build up a list fast he got 2k links, but he not mentioned how he done send DM messages to all these 2k people which is way over the FB limit. Say I have 1k links and posting 100 DM messages a day th enext 10 days. But it's not possible, because FB has this damm 24 hours time window, after that all my rest of links (her ein zthis example 900 links) will be gone, right? I can't comment or contact them again to renew this 24 hour window to send the next 100 people my dm message.

Since when this method works on FB so you must send dm anually daily 100 Dm messages + 100 comments to the next people to keep up the 24 hour window. Which is a slow workflow and pain in the ass, You be busy the whole day sending 100 DM messages + comments to the next 100 people...10 day long (based on the example of 1k llinks here) :

Maybe this will work when you not have a full website when you only have a single landingpage and work daily posting on FB, + sending 100 DM messages +100 comments and nothing else.
 
Sending bulk direct messages on Facebook can violate their policies, risking a ban. It's safer to avoid spamming and use tools designed for marketing that comply with Facebook's rules.
Is Twitter or IG better to send more in bulk like serveral hundreds DM messages every day? Twitter limit is 500 DM's a day, IG
I don't know....but I think when you posting visuals, text content or reels on IG and Twitter you can have a non clickable link in your content to your landingpage, would this be allowed ?
 
Sending mass messages is always risky. Keep your behavior natural, avoid duplicate content, and don't message strangers. Use a trust account, and warm-up carefully.
 
Sending too many messages from one Facebook account can lead in a ban. Use multiple accounts, personalize each message, and follow the guidelines.
 
No, you will get banned sooner or later. Spamming businesses always prepare multiple accounts and profile pages to change when banned
 
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