Meta advertising management that survives policy review

Why most Kerala ad accounts get restricted

In five years of auditing accounts, the same handful of causes come up again and again. None of them are mysterious once you know what to look for:

• Unverified business. Meta trusts a verified business far more. Running spend on an unverified one is asking for a review.
• Personal profile used as the admin. If that profile gets flagged for anything unrelated, the whole ad account goes with it.
• Landing pages that do not match the ad. A different offer, a missing privacy policy, or no contact details is enough.
• Restricted-category claims. Health, weight loss, finance, employment and education ads have specific wording rules. "Cure", "guaranteed income", and before/after images are common triggers.
• Shared or borrowed payment methods. One card across several unrelated accounts links them together in Meta's eyes.

Managed advertising starts by fixing these, because there is no point optimising a campaign on an account that is one review away from disappearing.

How the engagement runs

1. Audit (week 1). I go through the existing account, page, pixel, verification status and past rejections, and write up what needs to change.
2. Foundation. Business verification, domain verification, pixel and Conversions API, correct page and asset roles, catalogue if you sell products.
3. Campaign build. Structure chosen for your budget — usually a small number of well-fed campaigns rather than a dozen starved ones. Creative written for your audience, in Malayalam where it converts better.
4. Launch and learning. First two weeks are about getting out of the learning phase cleanly, not about chasing a low cost per lead on day three.
5. Ongoing optimisation. Budget shifts, creative refreshes, audience testing, and a monthly report on spend, leads and cost per result.

What you keep

Your Business Manager, your ad account, your pixel data and your page stay yours throughout. I work inside your assets with partner access, never by creating a new account under my agency. If we stop working together, nothing gets taken away and nothing has to be rebuilt.

What this is not

I do not promise a fixed cost per lead before seeing an account, and I do not take on businesses where the offer itself is the problem — no amount of good targeting fixes a product nobody wants at that price. If an audit shows the issue is your offer or your follow-up rather than your ads, I will tell you that instead of taking the retainer.