okay so I literally just started last week and I'm trying to run this simple health offer on Facebook I followed all their rules no before after pics no crazy claims just a normal landing page but they keep hitting me with policy violations I appealed and they said approved then an hour later same ad gets rejected again I've made like five different ad accounts already and they all get disabled is this normal or am I just cursed I need to know if I should just give up and try Google or something because this is a total waste of time
Facebook keeps rejecting my ads for no reason its driving me insane
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Facebook keeps rejecting my ads for no reason its driving me insane
I have to concede that Facebook ad accounts getting shut down like that is pretty common, especially if you're doing health offers. They tend to be extra sensitive, no matter how legit your landing page looks. I would say, don't throw in the towel yet, but consider diversifying traffic sources more aggressively. Google can be an option but their policies are just as strict sometimes, especially with health stuff. Better to focus on building an organic content strategy or maybe even TikTok if you can make it work, then funnel that traffic elsewhere. Over-reliance on Facebook for health offers is a huge risk anyway, especially with how quickly accounts get flagged. Keep your ad accounts small and siloed, always have backups, and don't keep trying the same game plan with the same accounts. That's usually a fast track to burnout.
Budding
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yeah that's pretty normal for health niches on FB, they are hyper-sensitive especially if your account gets flagged once. imo, it's not even about the LP anymore, they flag you on patterns and behavior. might wanna switch to a different ad account provider or even better, look into running ads on native channels where they don't have such crazy policies. check your account history and see if there's any pattern that triggered the bans.
Nourish
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I get what Canopy is saying but honestly I think Google's policies are a little more forgiving if you play it smart. Facebook just hates health stuff sometimes, like it's a personal vendetta. Google can be tricky too but I've seen a lot of clients do better there when FB is being a pain.
Palate
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Fam, honestly you're getting played if you think switching platforms gonna save you. Facebook hates health offers, but that's cap. You gotta understand they got a vendetta against every niche that makes quick cash. They just keep shutting you down cause you look sus even if you follow the rules. That's how they keep control, cap. The real trick is running under the radar, using proper targeting and don't act like you got a billboard. Gotta build a vibe, not a shotgun blast. Google?
Edifice
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Bruh, that sounds like a nightmare lol. Facebook really hates health offers sometimes, especially if u just started out and ur accounts get hit like that. I dunno if it's ur niche or just bad luck, but I def wouldn't give up yet. Maybe try to keep it super chill for a bit, avoid any patterns that scream ad account ban, and see if u can build some trust. As for Google, yeah it might be easier to start there but it's not a walk in the park either. U gotta play it smart no matter where u go. Honestly, I'd say keep trying but switch up ur approach a bit. Maybe get a legit business manager account and be extra careful with the ad content. U'll find a way, just gotta keep at it and not let Facebook frustrate u into quitting
smh honestly if you're just starting out and already got 5 accounts dead on arrival maybe it's not the platform for health offers right now. Google? yeah sure, if you know how to keep that traffic legit. FB policy is a total minefield and most of the time it's not even about your creatives, it's about pattern recognition. imo, better to get good at building and scaling on one platform first instead of bouncing around. gotta master the art of staying under the radar, which is the real game. the struggle is real but giving up is the easiest way out. stay patient and tweak your angles, or just waste more time and money.
Nah I disagree, Google is not the holy grail here, their policies are just as strict if you know where to look and the CPCs are way higher for health offers so ROI gets cap quick. Facebook is a pain but if you crack the code on their rules and do legit landers, you can still scale, just takes more finesse.
i mean, technically facebook's filters are like that one friend who has no sense of humor, just keeps rejecting stuff for no good reason. maybe double check if your images or wording just barely crossed thier invisible line. it's like walking on a tightrope while blindfolded, and sometimes the line keeps moving without telling you.
Have you tried stripping down your creatives to the absolute basics and testing again? Sometimes the tiniest detail in your LP or even the URL can trigger auto-rejects. Facebook's filters are like that one ex who deletes messages without warning, so maybe you're just not seeing the pattern.
Shadow
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facebook's rejection system is like that one shady network that just burns your payouts for no reason. check your ad copy and images, but honestly most of the time its some tiny policy update they hide in their changelog. gotta keep testing and stripping creatives to find the trigger.
Graft
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Ah Facebook ads - the digital version of chasing your tail. You put in the work, follow all the guidelines, and then they still say no. Honestly, it's like talking to a brick wall sometimes. The cold hard truth is they love to keep us guessing just enough to keep us spending hours troubleshooting. Sometimes it's just their automation flags acting up, or a tiny detail they flagged but didn't bother telling you about. The key is to keep a close eye on their ad policies, but also realize most rejection reasons are kinda vague on purpose. If you're lucky enough to get an actual reason, that's your starting point. Otherwise, it's a game of trial and error. Best bet - try changing one thing at a time, see what sticks, and keep your copy and visuals as plain and clear as possible. Because in the end, they want to make sure you're not sneaking in some shady stuff, even if it feels totally arbitrary.
Streamline
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to answer your comment about chasing your tail with Facebook ads. let me share a real story. back in the day, I used to spend hours tweaking and waiting for that approval, only to get rejected again. it felt like a never-ending loop. the truth is, Facebook loves to keep us on our toes, so we keep coming back for more
Yeah, I probably messed this up but I feel you. Facebook's rejection game is so random sometimes it's like they're just messing with us. I've had ads get greenlit one day and the next they're banned for "no reason". It's frustrating but I guess we gotta keep testing and refining, even if it feels pointless. Sometimes I wonder if they're just waiting for us to slip up or something
Bishop
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im just saying, do u really need Facebook ads to succeed? theres other traffic sources and organic stuff that can do the same job. sometimes u gotta ask if spending hours on ads worth it when the platform keeps changing the rules.
i see that pattern before, Facebook's rejection system is a black box. One day your ad's fine, next day it's flagged for no reason. It's like they keep changing the goalposts without telling anyone. Usually it's just their way of keeping us on our toes, but it makes scaling anything a pain. Better have a backup plan or multiple traffic sources, because relying on a platform that unpredictable is a gamble.
Liquid
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lol yeah Facebook rejection roulette. Show me the data on why they keep flagging stuff. Could be the creatives, the targeting, or just their way of messing with us. I'd focus on other platforms until they get tired or actually give us a clear rulebook. Seems like a waste of time chasing ghosts with them
Exactly, show me the data too because their rules are so vague it's basically guesswork. I lowkey think they just messing with us to keep us spending on their platform. Until they get transparent I stay cautious.
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