Access hygiene
Remove old users, require two-factor authentication, keep admin roles limited, and avoid sharing personal logins across team members.
Business Manager hygiene means keeping access, pages, pixels, domains, payment methods, user roles, two-factor security, and connected assets organized before you scale spend. Clean structure reduces operational risk and makes account issues easier to diagnose.
Business Manager hygiene means keeping access, pages, pixels, domains, payment methods, user roles, two-factor security, and connected assets organized before you scale spend. Clean structure reduces operational risk and makes account issues easier to diagnose.
Remove old users, require two-factor authentication, keep admin roles limited, and avoid sharing personal logins across team members.
Verify domains, connect the correct pixel, review page quality, and make sure CAPI/events are not duplicated or misconfigured.
Keep payment methods current, avoid failed billing loops, and monitor Account Quality before increasing budgets.
Before scaling, your BM should have clean access, verified assets, stable payment, clear ownership, and a documented support path.
Good hygiene reduces operational risk but cannot prevent every review or restriction.
It is the process of keeping Meta business assets, access, payment, and tracking clean before scaling ad spend.
It can contribute to risk and confusion, especially when access, payments, domains, or pages are messy.
At minimum before every scaling push and whenever team members or agencies change.