Вопрос Uploading Image to Facebook Campaign

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Hello Guys, I have one question regarding creating and uploading image to Facebook. Im creating creatives on Canva, finding types of images on spy and then creating similar version on Canva. And every image that I upload is getting rejected, and small amount of them is getting approved, 17 profiles get rejected and 3 get approved. And in a couple of days they go down also. I have tested white page is working, primary text and headlines are working no problem with them. But when I upload Image, I get reject Unacceptable Business Practices. Also I read that some arbitragers send in telegram image and then download it and upload to Facebook, but this is not also working for me .

Can someone tell me where is my mistake?

 

[knowmoresleepless]

Hello bro! Don't worry about reject because currently FB storm and all buyers have similar problem. U should create a lot udsets about 5-7 and after rejects send in review remain 3-4 in work... That's all bro...

 

[realking44]

Hello bro! Don't worry about reject because currently FB storm and all buyers have similar problem. U should create a lot udsets about 5-7 and after rejects send in review remain 3-4 in work... That's all bro...

Hello bro ,

If I got it right, we should create 1 campaign with 5-7 adsets each having 1 ad (1-5-1)

When it's rejected, we just send the disapproved ads in review and see if they get approved .

Asking just because I want to avoid bans early haha

Thank you!!

 

[knowmoresleepless]

Hello bro ,

If I got it right, we should create 1 campaign with 5-7 adsets each having 1 ad (1-5-1)

When it's rejected, we just send the disapproved ads in review and see if they get approved .

Asking just because I want to avoid bans early haha

Thank you!!

Hey bro!

Yes, you've got the basic idea right with the 1-5-1 approach:

1. Create 1 Campaign with 5-7 Ad Sets:​

• In each ad set, you have 1 ad, which keeps things simple and clean.
• This method allows you to test different audiences and targeting options while keeping control over individual ad performance.

2. Handling Rejections:​

• When an ad gets rejected, you submit it for review to see if it can be re-approved.
• Important Tip: Don’t continuously resubmit the same rejected ad without changes. If the ad is rejected again for the same policy, your account could get flagged.
• Try to adjust the rejected ad before resubmitting by making small tweaks (e.g., wording, creative) to improve your chances of approval and reduce the risk of account flags.

3. Avoiding Early Bans:​

• Always double-check Facebook’s ad policies to make sure you’re not unintentionally violating any rules.
• Start with lower budgets and gradual scaling, like you're already doing, to avoid drawing too much attention from Facebook's moderation team.
• Warm-up your account: Early bans often happen when you start scaling too fast without giving the ad account time to establish trust with Facebook.

By following the 1-5-1 approach and carefully monitoring your ad rejections, you reduce the risk of bans and give yourself more chances to succeed with your campaigns.

Good luck, bro! If you have more questions, don’t hesitate to hit me up!

 

[realking44]

Amazing, thank you a lot brother!

Your guides are very helpful

 

[knowmoresleepless]

Amazing, thank you a lot brother!

Your guides are very helpful

I'm glad to help you brother) If u have other question you are welcome!)