warm up account

lucky88global said:

To effectively warm up a new ad account:
-Start slow: Launch low-budget campaigns ($3–$10/day) with broad targeting.
-Use clean creatives: Avoid aggressive claims or risky niches early on.
-Let ads run 2–3 days without edits to build trust.
-Engage with account assets (page activity, profile interactions) like a real user.
-Stable IP & device: Avoid frequent changes to avoid triggering reviews.
-Gradually increase budget only after consistent delivery.
Patience and clean behavior early on help avoid flags and build a healthy spending pattern.

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Bamzix agency said:

You should start by running low-budget campaigns with broad targeting and creative content, then scale up gradually to build trust and avoid triggering account reviews.

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FloppydataProxy said:

If you're launching ads from a new account, the key is to move slowly and naturally. Don’t start with aggressive offers or high budgets. Instead, let the account “live” for a few days - browse the feed, add a profile picture, fill out basic info, maybe make a few posts. This helps simulate normal user behavior.

When you do start running ads, use a minimal budget - around $1–5 per day - and stick to neutral creatives that don’t trigger reviews. After 2–3 days of stable activity, you can gradually increase the budget by 20–30% daily. Avoid launching multiple ads at once - start with one or two and observe how the account reacts.

Also, make sure you're using quality proxies (preferably residential or mobile) and an anti-detect browser. Warming up is all about building trust - the more natural your activity looks, the longer your account will stay alive.

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Peter Parkerr said:

For a new ad account, the most effective way to “warm up” is to start small, act like a real person, and increase spending slowly. You can start with low-risk campaigns like Page engagement or increasing video views with simple, clean content. Keep your budget under $50/day for the first few days and increase it by 20-30% each day. Use stable IPs, BM verification, reputable payment methods, and anonymous browsing to simulate real user behavior. Don’t run conversions right away, build credibility first, scale later.

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TA Agency said:

make sure the page you use is a good old page, then create a tree ad, set a small budget

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doriscarloubens2 said:

From what I've gathered so far, here’s what actually works when warming up a new ad account:
- Don't waste time with PPE or traffic. If you're running sales, start with conversion campaigns. Begin with ViewContent or AddToCart events, then switch to Purchase once the pixel has some activity.
- Avoid using Advantage+ on a fresh account. Meta has no data to optimize yet, so it's better to test detailed targeting with stacked interests. You can compare that with a broad audience in a separate ad set.
- Also, make sure you're not running everything from the same IP or environment. Always use a clean proxy that matches your target geo. On top of that, set up each account in a separate antidetect browser like GoLogin, Hidemyacc, or Multilogin to avoid fingerprint issues. Meta tracks everything, even your OS and browser behavior.
- Lastly, check if your pixel and CAPI are working properly. Bad tracking = wasted budget.
- Used this setup for new accounts many times. Safer, slower, but actually works.

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blancarwygc said:

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.

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MDG Agency said:

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 suspended1

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evebeatot said:

For new accounts, you need to build trust first by running small campaigns with low budgets, keeping payment methods stable and clean, and scaling up slowly.

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Imelda_99 said:

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BB Agency11 said:

For new ad accounts, how can I effectively warm up my campaign?

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TravelBug2003 said:

You just need to act normally and not violate the policy.

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EnigmaTech said:

Start with a low budget, use simple content, avoid outbound links, and don’t make too many edits in the first 1–2 days. Gradually increase the budget once the account stabilizes.

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BrocK1 said:

For new ad accounts, begin with low daily spend ($5–$10) on broad, non-controversial content. Let ads run for a few days to build trust, slowly increase budget, and avoid frequent edits or drastic changes early on. This helps avoid bans and builds account credibility

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SilviaSignals said:

Start slow with low daily budgets and broad targeting. Let the account build trust gradually. Avoid aggressive creatives early on and keep things clean during the first few days.

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AURURA AGENCY said:

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.

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BB Agency11 said:

For new ad accounts, how can I effectively warm up my campaign?

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BB Agency11 said:

For new ad accounts, how can I effectively warm up my campaign?

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MeowBlack Agency said:

you need to use some clean ads to warm up the account for 1 to 3 days before using

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BB Agency11 said:

For new ad accounts, how can I effectively warm up my campaign?

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Next tech scope said:

ensure smooth delivery you can start by running low-budget, broad campaigns for a few days, focusing on engagement metrics like clicks or impressions rather than direct conversions.
Use generic, well-performing ad creatives and ensure your landing page is stable and loads quickly. Gradually increase your budget and narrow your targeting over a week or two, giving the platform's algorithms time to learn and build trust in your account's legitimacy

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bofsiqdqg904 said:

Start with low-budget campaigns using broad targeting and creative content, then scale gradually to build trust and avoid account reviews.

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1. Start slow - Run low-budget engagement or page-like campaigns ($5–10/day).
2. Avoid direct selling at first - Focus on value-driven content (video views, posts, etc.).
3. Build trust signals - Connect a verified page, add a profile picture, About info, etc.
4. Run consistent ads - Keep campaigns live for a few days before scaling.
5. Avoid aggressive targeting - Use broad or lookalike audiences initially.