I have made brief posts about managing Meta advertising, including account infrastructure, teaching someone to run ads, account enforcement, and creative compliance. These posts do not provide a detailed operating procedure.
On November 16, 2024, I wrote, “Stacking Meta ad accounts and business managers,” followed by a pirate flag emoji. I did not explain what stacking meant or make a clearer claim about the accounts or business managers.
On January 13, 2025, I said I was teaching a woman how to run Meta ads and shared https://t.co/JmBR5QRTZC. I did not identify her, describe my teaching method, or report an outcome; the linked content is not captured here.
On February 22, 2025, I said Meta had been disabling ad accounts more than usual that month and advised people to be careful. I gave no account counts or basis for the qualitative comparison.
Later on February 22, 2025, replying to @marcusle_, I advised having more assets readily available and staying away from potentially less compliant ads. I did not specify the asset types, how many to keep, or which compliance standards applied.
On April 14, 2025, I complained that the Meta Ads Manager phone app was bad and said, “It literally doesn’t work half the time.” I did not specify what fails or why.
On June 11, 2025, I shared the headline “How to 10x your online business with Meta ads” and https://t.co/2EKkZ2dmRP. The captured post does not explain the resource’s methods, what “10x” refers to, or provide evidence that the growth claim was achieved.
On November 11, 2025, replying to @ChadCarleton, I said that something was small and that I would build it up with consistent ad account payments. The reply does not specify what “it” refers to, its current scale, or a timeline or target.
Later on November 11, 2025, replying to @dillonosborn, I said I was being cautious because the ad account and store were both fresh. I did not specify what I was cautious about.
On October 11, 2026, I said staying close to the ecommerce trenches pays off and noted that 8- and 9-figure brands had been doing “this” for the past two years, though I did not specify what “this” referred to. I called @hectorserrr’s breakdown of how they would rebuild @WisprFlow’s paid ads program in 30 days great, and said it was a reminder that you don’t have to be early to get results. The breakdown itself is not captured here, and I did not report results from the proposed rebuild.
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