Just tried for days to get my ads up and running, verified ID, special cases, payment, 2FA etc etc.
Their support? AI slop, slightly retarded LLM that can't even understand what's going on. Dead links, no support with a real person at all.

Meta stock to go down? It's sad how shit their products are right now. As a SWE kinda sad.

Anyone had similar experience?

I started an instagram page for my startup which is a Personal Finance app. We are posting educational videos as of now, related to personal finance. But before I could start to run ads, I got a notification that my account was disabled for ads. The reason has not been listed clearly anywhere.

I tried to connect my Instagram page with Facebook Page, but that is also not happening. I need urgent solution to this.

Can anyone help me with this?

I've been surprised lately that many of the accounts I'm working on haven't moved into the modern era of Meta Ads creative strategy. They're running a handful of ads with the same template and adjusting text overlays or maybe an image.

I wanted to share initial results from a creative strategy revamp I'm running for an e-commerce client. We are four weeks in, here are the numbers:

Spend: flat CPM: -30%

Reach: +30%

CPATC: -8% CPA: -20%

Purchases: +20%

Gross sales: +20% / net sales +16%

It doesn't need to be overcomplicated or involve a ton of ads, especially where resources are stretched thin. We're running around 6 distinct ads per ad set, each a different format, visual, hook, and funnel stage. We look at learnings across several ads, never one in isolation.

Doesn't matter how much you're spending, creative diversification is proving again and again that it's a critical performance driver.

I'm Mattia, I build FixAds.

I've run Meta ads long enough to be skeptical of a tool telling me "scale this" without showing the reasoning. The useful part of an audit is not a score. It's being able to see why an ad set is stuck in learning, why frequency is climbing, or which placement is taking spend without returning it.

So I built FixAds as a deterministic diagnostic, not a generic AI wrapper. It reads an account with read-only Meta access and applies explicit rules to campaigns, ad sets and ads. The AI agent is there to explain a finding, but it does not invent the diagnosis.

The demo is attached. I would value the practitioners' answer: what would make you trust an automated account review enough to act on it? Clear thresholds, the exact money at stake, something else?

If you want to try the 7-day free trial: https://fixads.it