How to Work from Personal Ads Manager Independently of BM?

In November, Facebook (Meta) decorated us with loads of various bans. We’ve got prohibited business models (PBM), violation of advertising policies (AP), and connections with untrusted accounts.

Nevertheless, our team managed to find a set-up that will help you avoid several circles of hell (blocking): AP check/identity verification -> Policy -> FP Ban -> AP re-review/identity verification

Our set-up allows you to launch the ad campaign even if you’re banned. To make the scheme work, you’ll require:

Two new reviewed accounts with no ads ever being launched with these accounts;
A reviewed FP, preferably the one that has not been used before (this will help you avoid AP review);
Clean domain (this will help you avoid PBM and OSB)

Now you can avoid bans using the above-listed consumables. All there’s left is the “connection with untrusted accounts” policy.

This is the nicest ban there is lately, as it allows you to run ad campaigns in some other metaverse).

If you have the required consumables, take the following steps:

Use two reviewed accounts, friend them and share the ad cabinet of one account with another (ads manager->ad account settings->add people).

It’s not important which account is going to be the king/mother/father/daughter (to connect the second account to);

Connect one fresh reviewed FP to each account;
Select the payment method in the account from which you will launch the ad campaign. To keep the account safe from RISK PAYMENT review, you might want to use API for payments. For this, you can use FBTool or Dolphin services;
Create the ad campaign for conversions in the shared cabinet in the main social account (King/Mother/Father/Daughter, etc.);
Wait for the review of the ad campaign and launch traffic;
If both accounts are rejected according to the “connection with untrusted accounts” policy (See “Account Quality”), the ad campaign will pass moderation and launch.

The point is that the “connection with untrusted accounts” policy allows to pass moderation and launch ad campaigns anyway, unlike other reasons for blocking. You can’t do that in case of PBM, OSB, or advertising policies violation. This way you can launch and stop an ad campaign only using auto-rules. Keep that in mind.

That’s the way FB works lately, it likes to ban. So let him do that, and we’ll work on the other side, in the metaverse. It’s a win-win. FB bans but we continue to work. Everyone gets his/her way.

By AVP

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