❌ New ad account, first campaign, instant ban — a familiar story for many beginner media buyers.

The problem is that a fresh profile often looks exactly like what platforms don’t want to see: no history, no natural behavior, no trust signals, just an immediate attempt to launch ads.

That’s why account farming matters. Before running serious campaigns, a profile should look like a real user: isolated from other accounts, warmed up with regular activity, and built around a believable behavioral pattern. In some cases, it’s also worth starting with a simple white-hat reach campaign before moving to the main offer — just to make the account look less like a throwaway ad tool.

🔗 In the article, we explain how account farming works for traffic arbitrage and what to keep in mind when working with Facebook, Google, TikTok, and YouTube.