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Facebook Ad Policies & Review Process - Facebook Blueprint

Key takeaways

  • Some common reasons ads may not be approved are when they promote:
    • Adult content
    • The sale or consumption of drugs
    • Online gambling
    • The sale of weapons, ammunitions or explosives
    • The sale of tobacco
  • An Online Pharmacy or dating site may not be approved as well.
  • On average, within 24 hours, you'll receive a notification letting you know if your ad is approved.
  • If your Facebook or Instagram ad isn’t approved, you'll receive an email from Facebook that explains why your ad wasn't approved.

Keep learning

Now that you've completed the first lesson in the Facebook Ad Policy series, don't forget to learn more from the other lessons:


To read our Advertising Policies in their entirety, see the comprehensive ad policies page.


https://www.facebookblueprint.com/student/catalog


https://www.facebookblueprint.com/student/page/240310-get-started-with-ads-manager


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