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The seven-day warm-up schedule we hand to every buyer

Most bans in week one come from spend curves, not creative. Here is the exact ramp we recommend for a fresh or transferred ad account.

ADAdVault Desk 1 min read 6 readers

New ownership plus a sudden spend spike is the single most common trigger for an early restriction. The fix is boring: a predictable ramp.

Day 1–2: settle in

Log in from one device, one IP. Add a payment method and let the first $20–$30 spend on a broad, policy-safe campaign.

Day 3–4: double, don't triple

Raise daily budget by at most 2x. Keep creative to one or two variations. Avoid editing the campaign more than once a day.

Day 5–7: introduce the real offer

Now launch the campaign you actually care about. Keep the landing page consistent with the ad; mismatch is the second most common trigger.

Signals to watch

  • Delivery pauses longer than four hours
  • Payment holds without an email
  • Sudden CPM jumps with unchanged targeting
An account that survives its first week with a boring ramp usually survives its first year.
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