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Definitely the way to go. Age = trust. If the account looks natural then the likelihood for a flag or ban is lower. You'll end up spending less money in the long run.
Why are aged Facebook accounts better for ads?
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Definitely the way to go. Age = trust. If the account looks natural then the likelihood for a flag or ban is lower. You'll end up spending less money in the long run.
Neil T
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sure, old account stable and good
BullHorn Agency
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Accounts that have been active for a long time often have a history of real interactions, including posts, friends, messages, and other activities. This makes Facebook trust them more than new accounts
badboylose
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We have stable and reputable advertising accounts for sale, we can try to cooperate.
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This is the way to go because older accounts have spending history and they don't get banned as easily. As for tips check the marketplace here, there are a lot of sellers that sell strong accounts.
Julia Trust
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Because old advertising accounts that have spending history and activities history, Its seems easy avoid policies of facebook
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Initially, when a new Facebook account is created, if you conduct an advertising campaign, there will often be unusual verification errors, so normally when you use any type of Facebook account from an advertising account or a social network account, you have to go through a soaking process for 2-3 days to avoid unusual errors, so the longer the account is soaked, for example, an old account or an account that has spent on advertising, the stronger the newly created account is.
Baby Dophin Agency
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That's quite true, because the trust with new accounts is quite low, however i think you can contact agencies, they provide you with the type of account you want
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It isn't just "age" "aged" that most people think, it's not a domain name you can just let sit around for years you also need to look at other metrics such as behavior, IP strength it was built on, has the account been active and behaved as much as human as it possible can and so forth.
I sometimes find newish accounts even better and stronger.
Test multiple sellers and so forth, look at the activity that was done on the account. I certainly don't add a card to run ads on an account that's just been sitting idle for years as that simply won't work out well.
To sum this up, don't just look at AGE.
I sometimes find newish accounts even better and stronger.
Test multiple sellers and so forth, look at the activity that was done on the account. I certainly don't add a card to run ads on an account that's just been sitting idle for years as that simply won't work out well.
To sum this up, don't just look at AGE.
QuanganhMedia
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Like loyal customers, old accounts will be trusted by FB more than newly created accounts.
uzidoflamingo
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Account agencies often provide the time the account has been created, you just need to buy and start advertising.
Moon Marketing Agency
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Old accounts have spent and have higher trust in advertising. So when you test advertising on the account, it will be smoother. But if your product is BH, you should still use cloaking techniques if necessary.
Amit Barmon
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Aged Facebook accounts are considered better for ads because they have a history of trust and engagement, which can improve ad performance and reduce the likelihood of account suspension.
PhoenixFlare Agency
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Old Facebook accounts are good for advertising because of their trust history and accumulated user data, which helps optimize campaigns and reduce the risk of being banned.