If you rely on Facebook ads to sustain your business, seeing that your account is deactivated unexpectedly is one of the biggest nightmares you'll face.
And sometimes, these deactivations are completely random.
Even if you follow the policy to the letter, the Facebook algorithm can randomly disable your ad, your ad account, your Business Manager (BM)… or even your profile.
And you wouldn't be the only one. Even 7- and 8-figure businesses — full-fledged brands — complain too.
We're going to reveal the real reason ad deactivations cripple your business.
And then we'll show you how to deal with Facebook bans when they happen, how to keep other parts of your business run smoothly even when you are banned, and how to reduce the risk of bans altogether.
So you stop losing time and money sorting support tickets…
Losing momentum…
And damaging your marketing calendar.
Let’s dive in.
Why Ad Bans Cripple Your Revenue
The answer is simple. Think of it like this...
If you had all your money and prized possessions in a closet at home, it would be pretty easy to steal all of your belongings. All it would take was one successful break-in.
The same is true for your ad accounts.
When you have everything in one account and it gets banned, everything comes to a screeching halt.
Reduce the Risk of Losing Your Ad Account
If you don't want your entire business presence to shut down because one ad got disabled, there's a better way to set up your account. Separate your pixels, pages, and assets throughout multiple Business Manager (BM) accounts.
1. Have one master BM that holds the pixel(s) you'll use. You should only use this BM to hold the pixel.
2. Have multiple “satellite” BMs that hold the page(s) and ad accounts you use (if you have multiple of those).
3. Share the assets (pixels, pages, ad accounts) with a third BM that will solely be used for running the ads.
This way, the risk is decentralized; if one ad account gets disabled, it puts much less risk on the others.
3 Tips To Stay Alive if Your Account is Deactivated
Here are a few more tips that will further reduce your risk.
1. Have every member of your team routinely check for connections to disabled accounts (separate from your business). If they are, this can put their profile at risk, which in turn puts your accounts at risk as well.
2. For new batches of ads, get only one ad approved (with new copy/creatives) at a time. After it gets approved, duplicate them into your main campaigns/ad sets. (That way, you avoid risking multiple ads being rejected at one time, which risks your account.)
3. Use agency ad accounts to run your ads. These are official accounts through authorized Facebook sales partners that allow you to run your ads and scale up much more safely than traditional accounts. Lower risk of ban, unlimited spend limits, and direct line access to the platform
Where Can I Get Agency Accounts?
OrangeTrail has contracts in place to supply official Meta authorized sales partner agency ad accounts.
If you’re interested in scaling your business with our exclusive agency ad accounts, book a call today!
5 Advantages Of Running Agency Ad Accounts
The truth is that although the chances of getting banned are microscopic with whitelisted accounts, the algorithm could still flag and deactivate them.
But you'll still have major advantages, most notably:
1. Lower risk of bans and an expert team of Meta representatives on standby to reactivate your accounts in case of these restrictions… so your pixel integrity is always safe.
2. Your pixels can still be shared from the Ad accounts into other Business Managers even when they're restricted.
3. Cheaper CPMs and CPAs (by up to 40%) due to the internal trust tier rankings. Which means cheaper results.
4. No daily ad spend limits
5. 24/5 support from a dedicated team to get you up and running in the least possible time.
And these are just the beginning.
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