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“content creator”

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  If a user on Facebook is called   “content creator”   and uploads their own content, that’s a specific role: they   create original posts . If another user (or account) mainly   shares interesting/useful Facebook pages   (i.e., reposts/shares what others publish), then they’re usually considered: Curator   (or “content curator”) — because they collect and share other people’s content. Sharer   /   News sharer   (informal) — if they mostly share links/posts. Aggregator   — more formal term, especially if they compile content from many sources. Influencer   (sometimes) — if they build an audience around what they share. If you’re asking what they should be   called   in your case, the best simple label is   “content curator.” If you tell me whether they’re sharing   posts directly ,   links to pages , or   reposting others’ videos , I can suggest the most accurate term.
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Why using Facebook?

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 For many years Facebook has become our tool to connecting with friends and family. It ultimately become your second brain. We shared our triumphs and during our sadness. Thjs is when we shared our post and other peoples post by doing so it is located at our facebook timeline. But now things had change. from all the things we shared comes with a price.  Facebook has started charging its users by deactivating its user. for the online you did on their platform. They say it infringes someones copyright. so whats the essence of social network. it sucks all your time in life. viewing many random peoples content.... To be continued..  
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facebook wants to charge you by deactivating your account

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 facebook wants to charge you by deactivating your account letting you pay for all the things you share on their platform 
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troubleshooting facebook account

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 https://clientinvite.com/blog/how-to-check-meta-business-manager-account-quality
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you're not allowed to use Meta Products to advertise. This is because you didn't comply with one or more of our Advertising Standards affecting business assets, such as having too many ads rejected, attempting to circumvent our ad review process, participating in fraudulent behaviour or associating with untrustworthy accounts.

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  you're not allowed to use Meta Products to advertise. This is because you didn't comply with one or more of our Advertising Standards affecting business assets, such as having too many ads rejected, attempting to circumvent our ad review process, participating in fraudulent behaviour or associating with untrustworthy accounts. I understand you're having trouble with your ad account being restricted. To help me understand the specific reason for this restriction, could you please provide the exact restriction code or status message you see in your Business Support Home? You can find this information by visiting your Business Support Home . im sending you why my account is restricted you are not telling me to solve my problem this is regarding Name: Ad account ID: 546169102105227 I understand that your ad account (ID: 546169102105227) is restricted and you're unable to use Meta Products to advertise. I'm looking into this for you now. Looking at the informat...
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Advertising Policies affecting business assets. in metea. explain.

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  Meta advertising policies that impact your business assets. Here’s how Meta’s rules can affect things like your ad accounts, Pages, Business Manager, and catalogs: 1. Core policies that apply to all business assets Meta has 2 main rulebooks that impact any asset you advertise from:   If any asset violates these, Meta can restrict it. 2. How violations affect your business assets Meta doesn’t just reject ads. Repeated or severe violations can trigger penalties on connected assets: Asset What can happen if you violate policies Ad Account Disabled or restricted from advertising Business Portfolio / Business Manager Advertising restrictions applied across all linked assets Facebook Page Loses ability to advertise or is unpublished Commerce Account / Catalog Items rejected, shop disabled User Account Personal ad access revoked Common triggers: Content violations : Ads rejected for prohibited content Evading enforcement : Making new ad accounts after a ban, or running sam...
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can you give list of sample of inquiries so the built-in A.I. of facebook will not detect my inquiries like a spam messages,

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Yep — Facebook’s spam detection mostly looks for patterns, not just content. It flags things like identical messages sent to many pages, lots of links, or rapid-fire messaging. If you’re doing legit inquiries, a few tweaks make them look human and keep you safe: What Facebook’s AI usually flags as spam Copy-paste : Same message sent to 10+ pages Speed : Messaging many pages within minutes Links : Especially shortened links or multiple URLs Generic wording : “Hi, I want to inquire” with no specifics Keywords : “promo”, “wholesale”, “bulk order” + link = high risk How to write inquiries that don’t get flagged Personalize each one : Mention the page name or something specific about them Space them out : Wait 5-10 minutes between messages to different pages Skip links in first message : Ask first, send links only after they reply Vary your wording : Don’t use identical templates Keep it conversational : Write like you’re texting a friend, not a form letter Sample inquiries that lo...
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