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BB Agency11 said:
For new ad accounts, how can I effectively warm up my campaign?
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Start slowly with a low budget and simple, compliant ads—no cloaking. Run engagement or traffic campaigns first to build trust. Let the account gain credibility before introducing anything major; warm it up and avoid triggering early warnings.
 
Start with low and moderate budget first to nurture the account, when the account reaches high limit start to scale up gradually and duplicate ads to increase advertising target, avoid using big budget ads from the beginning, this will make the account easy to be suspended
 
Warm ups I'd say, at least for most parts, depend on niche and how aggressive your offer is. There isn't a one-size-fits-all approach but there are some similarities between them.
Starting slow, avoiding links at the start, gradually scaling, using clean creatives, and keeping consistency are right up there. Timeframe is gonna vary too with some going 4 days to upwards of weeks.
Importantly, once you’ve got some history and a few successful reviews behind the account, you can begin dialing things up (at pace).
 
Warming up a new ad account properly can make a big difference in account health. Here's a basic structure that’s worked well:
- Day 1–2: Set up the page, complete business info, and let the account sit.
- Day 3–5: Post 1–2 organic posts, do some manual browsing, like a few pages.
- Day 6–7: Run low-risk campaigns (PPE or video views) with small daily budget.
- After that: Slowly increase spend, avoid frequent edits, and monitor feedback score.
 
you can set 10$ limit for warm-up camps with clean content, don't launch with very high budgets immediately
i think run 2-3 ad sets is maximum and use broad but relevant targeting (avoid overly narrow audiences)
 
Use aged fanpages with prior activity, run awareness or reach campaigns first, and space out actions . Facebook rewards gradual, human-like behavior.


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BB Agency11 said:
For new ad accounts, how can I effectively warm up my campaign?
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Facebook's video verification is a pain, but it happens when their system thinks your account looks fake. Usually means you're using a new device or IP, the profile has no activity (no friends/posts), or it's linked to banned accounts (same phone/email).

To fix it, use the account normally for a few weeks - post stuff, add some friends. When you do the video, make sure it's bright daylight and your face/ID are clear. Don't jump between IPs or VPNs.

If it keeps failing, the account might be done for. Aged accounts that are already verified don't have this problem since Facebook already cleared them.
 
Yeah, jumping straight into big spends gets accounts flagged fast. Start with $5-10/day for first 3 days, then bump up 20% daily if it's spending clean. Meta's system hates sudden spikes - makes you look like a bot or fraud. Keep the same IP/device too, no switching. If it's still throttling after a week, the account itself might be low-quality
 
Use clean ads: Avoid aggressive claims or risky niches early on. What often gets flagged is when people rush to edit, change IPs, or push aggressive ads too quickly.
 
You should do the account properly by starting with test campaigns from that small budget to find out the effective campaign and gradually increase the Budget.
 
Initially, you should do daily engagement activities to make your profile look more real, run clean campaigns with low budget, then gradually increase when the campaign gets good results
 
To warm up a new ad account effectively:
✅ Start with low daily budget ($10–$30)
✅ Run simple engagement or video view campaigns
✅ Use high-quality, non-aggressive creatives
✅ Avoid direct selling at first — build trust signals
✅ Gradually scale after 3–5 days of stable activity
✅ Keep payment method clean and consistent
Slow and steady build = higher trust, fewer bans.
 
Use low budget campaigns, usually meta will limit $10 per day for new accounts, advertise below this spending level, increase after a few days
 
Start with a low budget and simple, compliant advertising. with engagement or traffic campaigns to build trust, then scale up gradually
 
BB Agency11 said:
For new ad accounts, how can I effectively warm up my campaign?
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I usually start with a simple engagement or traffic campaign, nothing salesy, just some content to a clean website. I keep the budget low for the first few days ($5–10/day), then slowly scale up once I see some stability.
 
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