Clickbait titles, "like if" or "share to win" posts and wrong information can stop monetization. Remove such posts first, then appeal.
Hello Meta Team, My [page / profile] ([Link]) was restricted for "[misinformation / clickbait / engagement bait]" on [Date]. [Explain — e.g. my titles describe what is really in the video; I do not ask people to "like if..." or "share to win"; the information in my post is correct and comes from [source].] Please review my content and restore monetization. Thank you, [Full name]
Facebook — Professional Dashboard → Monetization → policy issue. Open Professional Dashboard → Monetization.
Remove clickbait titles and "like/share to..." posts before appealing.
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