Getting your Facebook ad rejected can be frustrating, especially when you’ve invested time in designing and writing your campaign. Fortunately, most rejections are avoidable. This guide explains the most common reasons behind disapprovals and how to proactively reduce the risk of having your Facebook ad rejected, including smart strategies like using verified agency accounts.
Understand and Strictly Follow Facebook’s Advertising Policies
To avoid “quảng cáo bị từ chối”, you must deeply understand Facebook’s advertising policies. Review the Meta Ads Policy to ensure your creatives, copy, targeting, and landing pages comply with all guidelines, no misleading claims, sensitive content, or broken links. Implement checks against prohibited categories like “100% guaranteed” or exaggerated claims. Regularly update your knowledge to align with the latest changes.
Proactive Steps to Avoid Ad Rejection
Create Transparent, Policy-Compliant Creatives
Use clear messaging, real photos or footage, and text that can be verified. Avoid sensational language, health guarantees, or overly aggressive copy. Facebook often rejects ads with “banned words” or over-the-top promises.
Use a buy verified Facebook ad account (Agency-Level Account)
Purchasing or renting a verified, aged agency ad account with a pre-verified Business Manager offers immediate benefits: higher trust signals, larger initial spending limits, and faster approval. Agency accounts are pre-vetted, can launch campaigns without ‘warming up,’ and reduce the likelihood of getting your Facebook ad rejected.
Gradual Budget Scaling and Continuous Monitoring
Don’t flood a fresh or new agency account with high budgets. Begin cautiously, slowly increasing daily spend to build trust and avoid triggering rejection filters. Monitor ad status, appeal questionable disapprovals manually, and make quick adjustments to copy, targeting, or images .
No advertiser wants to see their Facebook ad rejected, but it’s a common issue when policies aren’t fully understood or properly followed. By staying up to date with Meta’s rules, crafting compliant and honest ads, and considering verified agency accounts, you can reduce rejection rates significantly. Start small, test often, and build a trustworthy ad profile for long-term success.
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