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We’re experiencing repeated rejections for all ads using Instant Forms under “Misusing lead ads,” even after removing all qualifying questions, budget fields, conditional logic, and using neutral, descriptive copy. This is happening across different ads and creatives, including very basic forms with only prefilled contact fields. It appears to be a tool-level or account-level enforcement issue rather than a content violation. We’d appreciate a manual review of the ad account’s ability to use Instant Forms and guidance on how to restore normal lead ad approvals.

Why this works: - Movement in the first couple seconds - Large on-image text on a dark background- makes it easy to read - review showing 5 stars - Aesthetic looking lifestyle image of the product Here is a link to view the ad: https://app.foreplay.co/share/ads/90563KIppsTyYzqjgJP5?user=viFXSZDoyRhWuBXdzc0TgaAC8ly2 Share below if you have tried this ad or something similar! How did it work?

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So I'm targeting moms of Utah that utilize a special educational scholarship. I have 13 emails of these moms through previous sales. There are websites and FB groups that these moms are definitely a part of (our family actually uses the scholarship ourselves), how can I get sponsored ads in front of these moms? Where can I start educating myself on this topic within this group?