Unlock the Secret to Running Multiple Facebook Ad Profiles Without Getting Banned

 For online entrepreneurs and agency owners who are looking to scale up their business, running multiple advertising accounts can be crucial, particularly in sectors such as affiliate marketing and e-commerce. However, using multiple Facebook Ad accounts can lead to account suspensions and bans, which could potentially put your entire business at risk. The risk of Facebook Ad account bans is too great to take lightly, and that’s why it’s important to take measures to protect your accounts.

Why use multiple Facebook Ad accounts?

Let’s first have a quick recap of why using multiple Facebook Ad accounts can be beneficial. For smaller businesses, it’s often a matter of business continuity. Facebook is known for banning accounts without a clear reason, and it’s not easy to successfully appeal a suspension. Whether you intentionally or unintentionally violated their terms of service, or your behavior triggered an algorithmic response, the chances of getting it overturned are slim. In this case, having multiple accounts means that if one account gets banned, you can switch over to another account without losing your advertising presence.

At a larger scale, having multiple Facebook Ad accounts can help you grow your advertising reach and returns. You may want to serve ads multiple times to the same audience, use different costs and conversion rates in different accounts, and take advantage of other options that multiple Facebook Ad accounts offer.

However, running multiple Facebook Ad accounts also opens up the possibility of getting banned. With the methods of detecting multiple accounts becoming more sophisticated, it’s essential that you take measures to avoid getting detected while creating your accounts.

Here are some tactics to help keep your accounts suspension-proof when creating Facebook Ad accounts:

Consider the settings when creating Facebook Ad accounts

To appear as a genuine, unique user/device on each of your accounts, it’s crucial to ensure that there are no obvious holes in your figurative armor. This includes looking at your IP address and proxies, cookies, and browser fingerprints.

IP address and proxies

Your IP address is a unique identification number that comes from your internet service provider (ISP). If you create multiple Facebook Ad accounts from the same IP address, Facebook can easily link and block those accounts. To avoid Facebook Ad account bans, you need to use unique, high-quality IP addresses for each account.

While it may be 2022, not all proxy partners are created equal. Better success rates are generally seen with residential or mobile proxies, as Facebook perceives them as coming from real users. Datacenter proxies, on the other hand, can sometimes run into difficulties, at least during the set-up process. MoreLogin offers exclusive deals for users with some of the most popular proxies on the market, so be sure to check out the deals on their Partners page.

Cookies

Cookies are small files that websites use to track you across time within the same browser. If you log out and then into a new account, Facebook still tracks those cookies and can detect that it’s the same user logging into a second account. This is where MoreLogin’s virtual browser profiles come in handy. Each browser profile provides a completely isolated environment that doesn’t leak to any other browser profile, meaning that each one has its own unique cookies, history, and more. Creating each Facebook Ad account in a separate virtual browser profile, and making sure that each one has its own proxies and different IP addresses, helps reduce detectability.

Browser fingerprints

Browser fingerprints are a crucial aspect of online privacy and security. They refer to the unique identity that websites and platforms can build about you based on various parameters and information they gather. As we have previously discussed, your fingerprint is made up of several areas, including your screen resolution and other settings that need to be configured correctly to protect your online identity.

If you’re working in a team, it’s important to ensure consistency between members when it comes to browser fingerprint settings. For example, discrepancies in screen resolution settings could trigger red flags and lead to account bans. That’s why using MoreLogin, one of the most secure antidetect browsers, is highly recommended. MoreLogin allows you to configure your browser settings accurately, so you can avoid getting flagged and keep your Facebook ad accounts safe.

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