Warming up campaign Do and Dont

blackhatUFO

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If you get account from agency do you need to warming up?!
if so, I set 15$ YouTube ad total budget for the campaign
but even with warming up. I did not see much different

I'm wondering what is the point of warming up an ad account and what is the best tricks/method to do so.
 
1. Requires warm, but some sellers have warmed accounts
2. It depends on your niche, new accounts usually start with more scrutiny and therefore require warm accounts
3. for google and bing, it's best to start with a good WH page and a low budget
 
Warming up can improve the placement and effectiveness of your account's advertising.
 
It helps warm up the account and lets the platform know that the account is normal to reduce the risk of getting banned.
 
Warming up is advised for any account. It doesn't matter if it's an agency account or not. Use search advertising and don't turn off the campaign after warming up, leave it on a minimum budget. It will be safer
 
in My experience you should always warm up any account, and we keep doing it even after we start posting our content.
 
You can run a test. Use warmed and without warmed accounts. Then share the results with us:rolleyes:
 
Warmup for a small budget with a low cpc for atleast 2 days is key . i would suggest a $10 warmup for 3 days will be more than enough . it is time not the budget spent that's important for warmup
 
Warming up your ad account is like building a reputation start slow, test, and scale smart to avoid red flags. it’s all about steady trust, not just budget!
 
Yeah, warming up an ad account helps build trust with the platform, but $15 might be too small to see a real difference try scaling it slowly with small budget increases, testing different creatives, and avoiding big jumps!
 
Building trust with gradual spend, varied creatives, and slow scaling helps avoid account issues and improves performance.
 
Warming up builds trust, but try increasing budget and testing creatives if results are slow.
 
Depending on your product, warm up may help you reduce account restrictions.
 
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