Promote a post as an ad

I want to boost an organic post into an ad to reach new customers for the weekend sale. Promote my May 2 carousel that links to the sale page, target people similar to our existing followers in the United States aged 25–44, spend $75 over three days starting Friday, and prioritize link clicks. Before launching, confirm the post has the correct sale copy and accurate link.

Before I turn this post into an ad, make it easy for the procurement reviewer to approve. Surface the expected reach for $75, estimated link clicks and cost per click, show which audience segment will get it most, and flag anything that would make a reviewer hesitate — broken link, missing disclosure, or conflicting promotion dates.

I tried promoting the May 2 carousel to lookalike followers aged 25–44 in the United States but the promotion was rejected with a vague policy note. I don’t know which rule we tripped or whether the image copy triggers the issue. Diagnose the likely reason for rejection and the fastest fix so I can relaunch before the weekend sale.

Over the past four sales, our boosted posts either get poor link clicks or are rejected at the last minute, forcing rushed replacements. Where are we losing credibility and money in how we prepare promotions? Recommend one habit change in creative review, copy compliance, or targeting setup that will stop last-minute failures.