When running Facebook ads, it's common to have your ads rejected, but it's usually easily fixable by adjusting the copy or creative and requesting a review, which typically resolves the issues.
When running Facebook ads, it's common to have your ads disapproved, but it's usually easily fixable by adjusting the copy or creative and requesting a review, which typically resolves the issues.
However, if your Facebook ad account is disabled, the process can be more time-consuming. Despite this, don't panic as Facebook tends to reinstate accounts since they profit from advertisers.
Having a digital marketing agency background, we've encountered disabled ad accounts, which is not uncommon.
Facebook may disable an ad account for various reasons, such as violating terms or policies. Unlike disapproved ads, a disabled account suspends all campaigns.
Although it may seem alarming, you can reactivate a disabled Facebook ad account. Let's explore how in this article.
Reasons for Facebook Ad Account Disabling
Some claim their accounts were disabled without cause, but Facebook typically has reasons for such actions, including ad content, targeting, and website compliance.
Adherence to Facebook's advertising policies and community standards is crucial to avoid issues.
Understanding Facebook Policies
Reviewing Facebook's policies is essential to ensure ad compliance and prevent potential problems.
Reviewing Community Standards
Similarly, understanding Facebook's community standards helps avoid account disabling due to reports from users.
If your ad account is disabled, you can request a review or contact Facebook support. The review process may take time, so manage your expectations.
Requesting a Review
Request a review through Facebook when your account is disabled, providing explanations and possibly verification to expedite the process.
However, be prepared for a wait, as Facebook might take some time to evaluate your account.
Contacting Facebook Support
Reach out to Facebook support if you have active ad accounts and a payment history. Follow the steps on the Business Help Centre to engage in live chat support.
Having your Facebook ad account disabled can be daunting, but acting promptly can lead to a quick resolution, usually within a few days.
