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If you have a Facebook advertising account, you can find out that it has been deactivated in several ways. First, you will no longer see ads on Facebook. Even if you try to create an ad, you'll get an error message saying that your account is deactivated. If you try to access your account, you will also receive an error message. The error message usually reads: "Your account has been deactivated due to violations of our advertising guidelines." In some cases, you may receive a message from Facebook confirming that your account has been deactivated. This message is usually sent by email or via the Facebook app.
One of the most common reasons for deactivation is that you have violated Facebook's guidelines. Make sure you carefully read and follow the current policies before running your ads. It's also important to check regularly for updates to the guidelines, as these can change over time. Another reason for deactivation may be that your account has not been properly verified.
In addition, every Facebook advertising account must be linked to a valid credit card or PayPal account. If your payment information is not correct or up to date, this may result in your account being deactivated. In some cases, a Facebook advertising account may also be deactivated if suspicious activity is detected. This includes, for example, unusual login attempts from different locations or drastic budget increases.
If your Facebook advertising account has been blocked or deactivated, it is important to act quickly. The longer you wait, the more difficult it will be to reactivate your account. First of all, you should try to contact Facebook support and find out why exactly your account has been blocked.
To do this, go to the Facebook Ads Manager or Business Help Manager. You can describe your situation there. It is often due to a technical error or one of the many advertising guidelines that has been misunderstood. If you know the reason for the block, you can react accordingly and possibly reactivate your account so that you can quickly start advertising on Facebook again.
There is also the option of reactivating your advertising account via a Facebook marketing agency, as they can support you in the approval process and contact Facebook directly. However, there is no guarantee that your account will be unblocked. Unblocking is often only possible for larger advertising accounts of companies that have already had a high ad spend on Facebook. If this applies to your advertising account, we will be happy to support you in the unblocking process. You can contact us using the contact form at the end of this article.
If you want to prevent your Facebook advertising account from being blocked in the future, there are a few things you should bear in mind. Firstly, you should read Facebook's advertising guidelines carefully and adhere to them. It is also important that you choose your ads carefully and only advertise content that is really interesting for your target group. Even if it is tempting to advertise with "sensational" offers, this can quickly lead to a block. Be creative in your advertising, but always be fair!
Another simple method to prevent a block in the future is the Meta Business Manager verification. To do this, you need to enter some personal data on Facebook. You can find detailed instructions here.
If one of your Facebook ads is rejected, you should generally not request a review, but delete it directly. A new review request for a rejected ad could lead to a direct blocking of the Facebook advertising account if the attempt fails.
To reactivate your Meta advertising account, please follow the steps below:
Log in to your Facebook account.
Go to the "Ads settings" page. You can find this page by clicking on the small triangle in the top right corner of your Facebook profile and selecting "Ads settings" from the drop-down menu.
On this page you should see a message about the deactivation of your account. Click on the "Form" link to submit a request to restore your account.
Fill out the form by providing all required information. This includes your full name, the email address you use for your Facebook account, and an explanation of why you believe your account was incorrectly deactivated.
After you have submitted the form, wait for a response from Facebook. They should get back to you within a few days.
Please note that Facebook has the right to deactivate accounts that have violated their terms of use. If your account has been deactivated due to a violation of these terms, it may not be possible to reactivate it.
If your account has restrictions, you may have violated one of Facebook's advertising policies and your Facebook advertising account is suspended. First, you should go through these guidelines and make sure you meet all the requirements. If you believe the restriction was a mistake, you can submit a request for review, similar to the process described above.
There are several reasons why you may not be able to place an ad. Your account may have restrictions, you may have violated Facebook's advertising policies, or your ad account may be disabled. Check your account settings and advertising guidelines to make sure you meet all requirements.
Facebook has certain limits on the number of advertising accounts a person or organization can have. If you already have the maximum number of accounts, you cannot create a new account. Also, if you have violated Facebook's advertising guidelines in the past, this could prevent you from creating a new account.
There are several reasons why Facebook may suspend an advertising account. These include violations of Facebook's advertising guidelines, unusual activity that could indicate fraud, and exceeding the maximum number of advertising accounts.
Similar to activating an advertising account, you can request a review if your account has been deactivated. Go to your account settings and click on "Submit a request for review". Follow the on-screen instructions and submit your request. Facebook will review your request and notify you of their decision.
We are happy to help with problems with Meta advertising accounts.
You might also be interested in this topic: The power of the Facebook Ad Library
If you have a Facebook advertising account, you can find out that it has been deactivated in several ways. First, you will no longer see ads on Facebook. Even if you try to create an ad, you'll get an error message saying that your account is deactivated. If you try to access your account, you will also receive an error message. The error message usually reads: "Your account has been deactivated due to violations of our advertising guidelines." In some cases, you may receive a message from Facebook confirming that your account has been deactivated. This message is usually sent by email or via the Facebook app.
One of the most common reasons for deactivation is that you have violated Facebook's guidelines. Make sure you carefully read and follow the current policies before running your ads. It's also important to check regularly for updates to the guidelines, as these can change over time. Another reason for deactivation may be that your account has not been properly verified.
In addition, every Facebook advertising account must be linked to a valid credit card or PayPal account. If your payment information is not correct or up to date, this may result in your account being deactivated. In some cases, a Facebook advertising account may also be deactivated if suspicious activity is detected. This includes, for example, unusual login attempts from different locations or drastic budget increases.
If your Facebook advertising account has been blocked or deactivated, it is important to act quickly. The longer you wait, the more difficult it will be to reactivate your account. First of all, you should try to contact Facebook support and find out why exactly your account has been blocked.
To do this, go to the Facebook Ads Manager or Business Help Manager. You can describe your situation there. It is often due to a technical error or one of the many advertising guidelines that has been misunderstood. If you know the reason for the block, you can react accordingly and possibly reactivate your account so that you can quickly start advertising on Facebook again.
There is also the option of reactivating your advertising account via a Facebook marketing agency, as they can support you in the approval process and contact Facebook directly. However, there is no guarantee that your account will be unblocked. Unblocking is often only possible for larger advertising accounts of companies that have already had a high ad spend on Facebook. If this applies to your advertising account, we will be happy to support you in the unblocking process. You can contact us using the contact form at the end of this article.
If you want to prevent your Facebook advertising account from being blocked in the future, there are a few things you should bear in mind. Firstly, you should read Facebook's advertising guidelines carefully and adhere to them. It is also important that you choose your ads carefully and only advertise content that is really interesting for your target group. Even if it is tempting to advertise with "sensational" offers, this can quickly lead to a block. Be creative in your advertising, but always be fair!
Another simple method to prevent a block in the future is the Meta Business Manager verification. To do this, you need to enter some personal data on Facebook. You can find detailed instructions here.
If one of your Facebook ads is rejected, you should generally not request a review, but delete it directly. A new review request for a rejected ad could lead to a direct blocking of the Facebook advertising account if the attempt fails.
To reactivate your Meta advertising account, please follow the steps below:
Log in to your Facebook account.
Go to the "Ads settings" page. You can find this page by clicking on the small triangle in the top right corner of your Facebook profile and selecting "Ads settings" from the drop-down menu.
On this page you should see a message about the deactivation of your account. Click on the "Form" link to submit a request to restore your account.
Fill out the form by providing all required information. This includes your full name, the email address you use for your Facebook account, and an explanation of why you believe your account was incorrectly deactivated.
After you have submitted the form, wait for a response from Facebook. They should get back to you within a few days.
Please note that Facebook has the right to deactivate accounts that have violated their terms of use. If your account has been deactivated due to a violation of these terms, it may not be possible to reactivate it.
If your account has restrictions, you may have violated one of Facebook's advertising policies and your Facebook advertising account is suspended. First, you should go through these guidelines and make sure you meet all the requirements. If you believe the restriction was a mistake, you can submit a request for review, similar to the process described above.
There are several reasons why you may not be able to place an ad. Your account may have restrictions, you may have violated Facebook's advertising policies, or your ad account may be disabled. Check your account settings and advertising guidelines to make sure you meet all requirements.
Facebook has certain limits on the number of advertising accounts a person or organization can have. If you already have the maximum number of accounts, you cannot create a new account. Also, if you have violated Facebook's advertising guidelines in the past, this could prevent you from creating a new account.
There are several reasons why Facebook may suspend an advertising account. These include violations of Facebook's advertising guidelines, unusual activity that could indicate fraud, and exceeding the maximum number of advertising accounts.
Similar to activating an advertising account, you can request a review if your account has been deactivated. Go to your account settings and click on "Submit a request for review". Follow the on-screen instructions and submit your request. Facebook will review your request and notify you of their decision.
We are happy to help with problems with Meta advertising accounts.
You might also be interested in this topic: The power of the Facebook Ad Library
Your Facebook advertising account has been suspended and you're wondering why and what you can do now? In this blog post, you'll find out the most common reasons for your Facebook advertising account being blocked and the best strategies for unblocking your account. If you have any further questions, we can give you the best advice as a Facebook Ads agency.
As Head of Meta Performance Marketing, he has specialized in Facebook Ads and made it his hobbyhorse.
Better rankings & more sales through perfect content for your target group
As Head of Meta Performance Marketing, he has specialized in Facebook Ads and made it his hobbyhorse.
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