Cold Outreach on Facebook: FAQ

MyFBleads uses safety-first broadcast campaigns with built-in limits. You set daily message caps, randomized delays between 40 and 99 seconds, and the system skips non-friends and recently contacted leads. This mimics natural human behavior. No Facebook API is used, and messages are sent through your browser as if you typed them.

Broadcast campaigns let you send personalized messages to a list of leads. You create a message template with variables like the lead's first name, or use AI to generate unique messages for each person. The system sends messages one at a time with natural delays.

Daily message limits cap how many messages you send per day. Randomized delays between 40 and 99 seconds prevent pattern detection. Cooldown periods prevent messaging the same person twice. Non-friend detection warns you when leads are not in your friend list. Consecutive failure detection pauses the campaign if something goes wrong.

Use AI personalization mode. The AI reads each lead's profile and generates a message that references something specific about them. You can also use spintax templates with multiple message variants so each person gets a slightly different version.

Failed messages are tracked with the specific error reason. You can see all failed leads in a dedicated tab, retry individual leads, or batch retry all failures. The system categorizes errors so you know if it was a network issue, account restriction, or something else.

Facebook allows personal messages between users. What they restrict is spam, automated behavior, and bulk messaging through their API. MyFBleads sends messages through your browser as if you were typing them manually. The key is to keep volume reasonable and messages personalized.

Most users keep their daily limit between 20 and 50 messages. New accounts or accounts with no recent messaging activity should start lower at 10 to 15. The built-in daily limiter prevents you from exceeding your chosen threshold.