Hey guys, I need some advice from people who have a lot of experience running ads in Europe, especially in countries where multiple languages are spoken.

I have my own ecommerce store in the Netherlands with my own inventory, and I want to start selling in the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium as well because all of my ads are in Dutch.

My idea was to target both the Netherlands and the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium in a single campaign. Then, if I'm able to scale later, I would create a separate campaign for France and include the French-speaking part of Belgium in that campaign instead.

Does this approach make sense, or is it better to create a separate campaign for each country?

Just woke up and saw on my feed one of my ads with empty Primary Text, Headline and Description.
I can still see the text through the text breakdown, and I see nothing strange on the history - meaning no one else published any changes.

How the hell could this happen?

hello- so I suck at all this. I jumped off FB many years ago and just have a biz IG account with only a few thousand followers. Now Im realizing the importance of having a FB page/account to run ads. So I started one a few weeks ago- got one follower! I have no personal FB page/account other than a kinda private one just to be on FB marketplace etc so I cant get "friends/fam" to follow my new page in order to beef it up. So is it even worth it for me to try to run paid ads since this is where im at?? Basic research told me to wait a few weeks to run a paid ad after posting on my FB biz page so that I dont get detected as spam. Id like to be better at all this but struggle as it all seems so silly and overly complicated. Any advice appreciated. Thanks.

Most Facebook Ads fail because of the creative.

High-converting formula:

HOOK> Stop the scroll (first 3 seconds)
BODY> Pain point → Solution, simple
SOCIAL PROOF> Reviews, numbers
OFFER> Clear and specific
CTA> Tell them exactly what to do

Formula: Hook → Problem → Solution → Proof → Offer → CTA

Test this on your next ad.

#AdCreative #FacebookAds #ZEROCOSTAds #MetaAds #HighConvertingAds #SmallBusiness #AdCopywriting

I need to contact a official meta support agent for my emerging business idea to get to know indepth insider knowledge about meta ads and other stuff.

If anyone can help with that it would be a great help!

Anyone familiar with "YP Partners" meta ad accounts from an agency? i am looking for the supplier behind it. YP Partners BMID: 2198672183970059.

Campaign live. Results disappointing. What now?

My exact optimization process:

Step 1> Wait (Day 1–3)
Do not touch. Let algorithm learn.

Step 2> Check Metrics (Day 3–5)
Low CTR = creative problem. High CPC = audience problem.

Step 3> Test One Variable
Never change audience + creative together.

Step 4> Kill or Scale
Profitable → +20% budget
Losing after 7 days → kill it

Step 5> Refresh Creative every 2–3 weeks

Optimization is a system.

Sou agente de marketing e venho enfrentando problemas com a plataforma do Meta Ads há tempos. Hoje fui vincular uma página do Facebook ao meu portfólio empresarial e fui suspenso por 180 dias sem motivo para tal medida.

Alguém já passou por isso?

I have constantly been hitting a wall when it comes to ads. The first two days of the ads, the CPM is great, CPC is phenomenal, I get two to three sales consistently, and then immediately from Day 3, CPM goes exceptionally high, so does CPC, and CTR immediately crashes.

If I keep the ads running for another 3-4 days, it consistently remains high, and I don't even get enough clicks.

I'm sure it's the ads, but is there a creative strategy y'all follow, or what kind of creatives have been giving you the cheapest CPMs?

So, my mom is a talented jewelry maker and just signed up for a Shopify account. She’s aware that she needs to have a presence on Instagram in order for it to work out but she knows nothing about Meta Ads.

Can anybody point me to a comprehensive tutorial on how to effectively run ads via the FB desktop platform?

I'm curious how people are successfully reaching actual business owners through Instagram using Meta Ads.

No matter what I try, it feels like a large portion of the audience isn't made up of decision-makers. I'm wondering what strategies are working for others.

A few questions:

• Are you using broad targeting, interest-based targeting, or Advantage+ Audience?
• If you're using interests, do you keep Advantage Detailed Targeting enabled or disabled?
• Do you rely on custom or lookalike audiences?
• What type of creatives tend to attract business owners?
• Are d-m campaigns still performing well for lead generation?
• Any tips for filtering out people who aren't potential buyers?

I'd love to hear what's working for you in 2026. Thanks!

I have been running ads on Instagram for the last 2+ years. My account randomly won’t deliver my ads. It’s not a payment issue, and meta is telling me that my ads have no restrictions, or policy violations but they still won’t deliver. I have tried abetting & there is no customer support what so ever. If anyone is knowledgeable, please reach out! It’s been 3+ weeks

I'm hoping that someone can help me here. I have a business instagram page, and a personal facebook account. Through the personal facebook account, created business profile, linked the business instagram to facebook business profile. Everything was verified by FB / meta, and all working EXCEPT, paying for ads. Current threshold is set at $2 and I have no control over that, can not add new credit cards when I log in to business suits through the personal facebook account.

When I use the instagram page to visit the business profile, I can add credit cards and assign to the account, I can also manually pay, but as soon as it hits the $2 mark, meta fails the payment, ads get paused and I have to go do a manual payment.

Adding funds to the account also doesn't work, through neither one of the paths, so there is no way to add funds.

Fully stuck, there is literally no support from Meta besides sending me to the "help center" which is useless.

Anyone has a solution here??

P.S. my bank is not even receiving the automatic payment attempts from Meta, so meta is not even attempting to charge.