What's the safest way to warm up Google Ads accounts recently?

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Hi everyone, I'm researching Google Ads accounts, but there are still some things I don't understand. does anyone can share what's the safest way to pre-launch a Google Ads account recently?
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  • Profile picture of the author Moodesburn1977
    what do u mean by warming up and acct
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  • Profile picture of the author asphero
    Start with $5/day branded keyword campaigns â†' scale 10% daily.
    Always use conversion tracking from Day 1. Your niche?
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    • Profile picture of the author SuperAcc
      my niche include nutra, finance, tools, e-com and leadgen
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  • Profile picture of the author peplio
    Enabling 2-step verification to secure your google ads account to restrict unauthorized access.
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  • Profile picture of the author The Scaler App
    Most people overcomplicate this. Here's what actually works:

    Step 1: Know your REAL breakeven. Not 1x ROAS. Factor in every cost. For most physical products it's 2.2-3.0x.

    Step 2: Don't touch campaigns for 72 hours minimum. The algorithm needs data. Day 1 performance means nothing.

    Step 3: Kill based on math, not emotion. Below breakeven after 72hrs with enough data? Kill it. Don't hope it'll improve.

    Step 4: Scale winners slowly. 20% budget increase max. Let Meta readjust.

    The #1 mistake I see is people killing winning campaigns because Day 1 ROAS was low, when by Day 4 it would have been profitable.

    Patience + math > gut feeling.
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