I’m posting this honestly and a bit vulnerably because I really need some guidance here. This is my first-ever client and my first time running paid ads, and I’m doing everything I can to make this work, but right now, I feel stuck. Main thing I’m struggling with: Is there a way to predict or test ad approval likelihood before submitting creatives? I’m seeing a pattern where some ads get approved and others get rejected, even though they’re literally promoting the same exact offer. A bit of context • Offer: Real estate funding (coaching / service) • Price point: $7,000 • Client: A genuinely good guy in his late 50s / early 60s • Has helped multiple people secure six figures in funding • Has also helped them structure and close real deals • Now trying to scale this online for the first time This isn’t a scammy guru situation. This guy has real results and real integrity - which makes it even more stressful because I really want to do right by him. Funnel Opt-in → VSL → Book a call What we’ve tested so far • Total spend: $333 • Daily budget: $50/day • Started with 15 unique creatives • Cut down to 7, then 4, mainly due to repeated rejections Current results: • 2.3k impressions • $167 CPM • $6 CPC • $17 per opt-in • 3 booked calls • No sales yet Why I’m asking I’m pretty much handling everything on my own for this client right now, and the pressure is real. I want: • To get him real results • To actually get paid. We have a rev share because he was “scammed” by some big webinar guy you guys all know of. Not gonna mention him . • To reinvest into coaching • And eventually scale this properly If anyone here has experience with: • FB ad compliance (especially financial / funding offers) • Real estate or credit-based offers • Creative testing frameworks that reduce rejections • Or just general direction for someone early in the game My Questions for the Experts: 1. Creative Compliance: Is there a tool or "pre-flight" method you use to check creative approval likelihood before submitting? Especially for the "Housing" or "Credit" categories?