Facebook advertising accounts: How to avoid being blocked when operating multiple accounts?

Facebook is currently one of the most popular social media platforms in the world, with over 2.7 billion active users. As such, it has become an important platform for individuals and businesses to promote their products and services to a global audience.

However, Facebook has strict policies and guidelines that advertisers must follow to ensure the quality and relevance of their ads, including ad account limits. Failure to follow these guidelines can result in an advertiser's multiple Facebook ad accounts being banned.

1. Why run multiple Facebook ad accounts?

Running multiple Facebook ad accounts is an effective strategy for maximizing the effectiveness of your ad campaigns while minimizing the risk of all your ads being paused.

1. Reduce the risk of all campaigns being paused: If you run multiple ad sets targeting different demographics in one ad account, a paused set of ad sets may cause the rest of the campaigns to be flagged or paused. Therefore, running different ad sets on different ad accounts will minimize the possibility of all ads being excluded and prevent potential damage to your marketing campaigns.

2. Ad account limits: Facebook has ad account limits that restrict the number of ads that can be created in a single ad account. Running multiple Facebook ad accounts can help you overcome this limitation.

2. Common reasons why Facebook advertising accounts are blocked

Some of the most common reasons include violating Facebook’s ad policies, running too many accounts, creating misleading or deceptive ads, or engaging in questionable behavior. In some cases, Facebook may also issue a ban if an advertiser’s account has been hacked by a third party.

Although it is possible to appeal a Facebook ad account ban, the appeal process can be time-consuming and may not always result in a ban being lifted. Therefore, you should first understand and comply with Facebook’s policies and guidelines to avoid ad account bans and effectively reach your target audience.

Facebook can use several factors to track you, and you should be aware of them.

Here are some key considerations:

• IP Address: Facebook can track your device's IP address, and if multiple accounts are accessed from the same IP address, it may indicate that you are using multiple accounts.
• Cookies: Facebook uses cookies to track your activity on its platform. Cookies reveal information such as your login details, preferences and browsing history.
• Browser fingerprinting: Facebook can detect your browser fingerprint and collect information about your device and browser, such as device type, browsing and operating system. As a result, Facebook can track whether multiple accounts are accessed from your device, which means you are using multiple accounts.
• Behavioral patterns: Facebook can analyze your behavior, such as the frequency and timing of ad campaigns, and if there is a pattern that suggests that multiple of your accounts are using the same device or IP address, it can immediately suspend all of your accounts.
• Similar content: If multiple of your ad accounts are promoting similar content or targeting the same audience, Facebook’s algorithms can detect the similarities and suggest that your accounts belong to the same user.
• Payment Information: Facebook may track payment information (such as credit card numbers) to determine if multiple of your ad accounts are associated with the same payment method.

3. How to avoid having your ad account banned

1. Use separate payment methods: Using a separate payment method for each ad account can help you avoid an ad account ban. This helps prevent Facebook from associating your multiple ad accounts with a single payment method, which can be a red flag for an ad account ban.

2. Monitor ad performance: Monitoring the performance of each ad account can help you identify any issues or red flags that may lead to an ad account being banned, and take corrective action before an ad account is banned.

3. Follow Facebook's policies and guidelines: You must follow Facebook's policies and guidelines when creating ads. By creating high-quality, relevant ads that meet Facebook's standards, you can reduce the possibility of being detected and ensure that your ads are effective.

4. Account device IP isolation: Using a separate device to manage each ad account can help you avoid having your ad account banned. This can help prevent Facebook from associating multiple ad accounts with a single device, triggering platform risk control.

The complete solution to this problem is to use a fingerprint browser to manage and monitor your Facebook ad account, which can help users avoid detection by Facebook's browser fingerprinting method.

4. Benefits of using fingerprint browser to manage multiple accounts

1. Create multiple independent environments: Creating multiple virtual environments has the same effect as having multiple devices, which protects your accounts from being linked. Each account is managed on a separate browser and has its own cookies, local storage, and cache. You can customize fake parameters to create different browser fingerprints as needed.

2. Bind a proxy to each environment: You can isolate account IP addresses by binding a fingerprint browser to a static residential/data center IP device for each environment.

3. Import cookies: When you log in through cookies, you can access your Facebook ad account with more confidence. The site will not treat you as a stranger, but as a reliable former user.

4. Teamwork: You can easily share the browser environment and account you created with members without revealing passwords. In addition, grouping can ensure the distinction of permissions for each member.

V. Conclusion

Managing multiple Facebook ad accounts can be a challenging task, but it is essential to reach a wider audience and improve marketing efficiency. However, due to the risk of getting banned, it is imperative to take the necessary steps to protect your Facebook ad account.