1-to-1 consultation — fix the specific thing

What we look at

• Account health. Verification status, quality score, past violations, page restrictions, admin structure and payment methods.
• Policy exposure. Which of your creatives, landing pages or categories are likely to trigger a review, and how to rewrite them.
• Campaign structure. Whether your budget is spread across too many ad sets, whether you are stuck in the learning phase, and what to consolidate.
• Targeting and creative. Which audiences and hooks are carrying results and which are burning budget.
• Tracking. Whether your pixel and events are actually firing and reporting what you think they are.
• Lead handling. What happens after the lead arrives — usually where the real loss is.

Restricted account? Read this first

If your ad account is restricted, the most important thing is to not submit another appeal until you know why. Each failed appeal makes the next one harder, and generic appeals almost always fail. Bring the exact wording of the restriction notice to the session, and we work out the actual cause before touching the appeal form.

Also, do not create a new ad account under the same personal profile or payment method as a workaround. Meta links accounts through shared identifiers and this frequently ends with the new account being disabled too.

How to prepare

1. Make sure you have admin access to the Business Manager and ad account.
2. Screenshot any restriction, rejection or appeal messages.
3. Know roughly what you have spent and what results you have had over the last 30 days.
4. Write down the one question you most want answered.

After the session

You receive a written summary with the diagnosis, the prioritised fixes, and anything that needs to happen in a specific order. If the fix is bigger than one session, I will say so honestly and tell you whether ongoing consultation, the course, or managed advertising is the sensible next step — including when the answer is none of them.