Ad Account Redundancy Checklist

Audit whether one restriction could stop all of your spend at once.

A second ad account is provisioned and has spent at least onceAn account that has never run is not a backup — it is an untested assumption.Your accounts are not all inside a single Business ManagerA business-level restriction takes every account under it at the same time.Your domain is verified and not shared with another advertiserShared or unverified domains inherit other people's enforcement history.Your pixel and audiences are owned by your business, not an agency'sAssets owned elsewhere cannot be moved out if the relationship or account ends.At least two people hold admin accessA single admin who loses access locks the whole business out.A backup payment method is attached and currentA declined card is a common, entirely avoidable trigger for a spend halt.Creative and campaign structure are exported outside the platformLosing access to an account should not mean losing the work inside it.You know the appeal route and have documentation ready before you need itAppeals written under pressure are the ones that get generic rejections.

Redundancy Score

Single point of failure

Highest-impact gaps

• A second ad account is provisioned and has spent at least once
• Your accounts are not all inside a single Business Manager
• Your domain is verified and not shared with another advertiser

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