It was infuriating as you were never notified when Facebook turned off your ad set or ad randomly. You tried creating a new campaign from scratch, however, after some time the same issue occurred. You tried different browsers, even clearing cookies and caches, yet not make any difference. * I have

Heads up on some new Facebook phishing emails that could cost you your entire Facebook Business Manager: * I received an email from Facebook regarding a DCMA complaint, followed the link and it took me here: https[:]//www[.]facebook[.]com/notes/BUSINESS-DEVELOPMENT/help-center/119031633338406/ * Seems like it may be spam, but

Ads can't promote this content. Advertisers that violate our policies may have permanent restrictions placed on their ability to advertise on Facebook. Whenever you receive this pop-up message in your Facebook Ad Manager, it means  doesn't not comply to Facebook Ad Policies. If you ignore the warning and proceed to

Meta is very cautious when it comes to addressing Social Issues on its platforms. Any misinformation could get your Facebook ads banned due to its ad policy on Social Issues. Before we get started, are you running ads about social issues? If your answer is NO, do refer to This

Are you going through this infinite cycle of having your Facebook ads accepted then rejected, again and again? * When creating ads I also see ads get approved then a few minutes later disapproved then again approved, then sometimes 2 days later disapproved again even after the ad has been stopped

Being hit by Facebook page restrictions is nothing new. And in fact, Meta is adding more and more layers of restrictions to policy violators just to "keep its community safe". This is especially true if you're a Facebook advertiser, and still rely on Facebook ads as your main source of

As our modern society heightened focus on health and wellness, there has been an increased number of Facebook advertisers going into this space. When it starts to get crowded, Facebook tightens up its advertising policies on Personal Health, as they don't want users to associate negative feelings or emotions with

This ad isn't running because it asks a direct question to, or makes assumption about a user's personal attributes. I have been seeing more and more ad rejections picking up because of "Personal Attributes" - aka identifying your targeting with Facebook users in your ad copy. Most of them struggle

Ads must not use tactics that are intended to circumvent our ad review process or other enforcement systems. This includes techniques that attempt to disguise the ad's content or destination page. Being hit with ad account restrictions is nothing new in the Facebook Ads industry nowadays. Even if you're not

* “This ad contains a low-quality attribute.” * “This ad was marked as low quality, so it will be shown to fewer people than would typically see it for its current budget.” Previously known as "Poor Ad Experience". Whenever this "Low Quality" notification pops up in the "Ads" tab of Facebook Ad