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  Noticed reach drops and account bans lately? Here’s what fixed it for me in last couple of months [HONEST GUIDE]

  Posted by mckrile on December 2, 2025 at 9:45 am

  

  Hey all, I run a small remote team managing Facebook + IG accounts for lead gen and affiliate projects, and I was running into brutal reach drops and sudden bans the past couple months. Same content, same timing, but totally unpredictable results each time and I wasn't able to keep my accounts stable

  Initially I thought it was algorithm changes, which probably played a role, but I tried to find the root cause of this and found a few things that made a real difference:

  Just for reference, I used proxies before, but didn't use the right ones (if you're not familiar with proxies they are similar to VPNs, but you get a dedicated IP for managing multiple accountss)

  The setup:

  1. Switched off datacenter proxies completely (and will never use them again)
  I was using cheap datacenter IPs across all browser profiles and that was honestly a big mistake. Reach dropped randomly, logins were constantly flagged, and even warmed accounts got banned overnight.

  I moved to more expensive and high quality proxies that offer static residential and mobile proxies with long sticky sessions (up to 24h). After switching, login flags dropped significantly, and the engagement returned to normal levels.

  The key difference here is that their IPs feel like real users to Facebook/IG. It’s not perfect, but it’s been far more consistent.

  2. Proper anti-detect browser use (which is a good combination with your proxies)
  Every account is now in its own isolated profile using an anti-detect browser, paired with its own static proxy. No more IP sharing, and browser fingerprints stay consistent. No mixing work and personal logins either.

  3. Warm-up process actually matters because you will get more credibility
  Before you start using these profiles, you need to actually warm up your accounts so you can use them, so I slowed down everything:

  • Days 1–3: Scroll feeds, like/comment passively, no posting
  • Days 4–6: Join groups, post 1–2 non-spammy statuses, message a few friends
  • Day 7+: Create a page, start exploring Ad Manager, maybe test an engagement ad

  Bonus: For IG, I noticed mobile proxies got us better Reels reach. Could be coincidence, but 4G IPs seem to get higher trust scores. I found a good proxy provider that offers residential + mobile proxies in the same package which is NodeMaven but there are many other providers who have similar quality such as Decodo, IPRoyal and others

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