Question about CPA & FB Ads

TeriAlvim · 12-08-2011, 02:00 PM

Do you know if FB's Terms allow one to advertise a CPA offer and link that ad straight to the CPA landing page? Or is it better (required) for the ad to direct to our own website and from there to CPA offer?

HairyPoppins · 12-08-2011, 02:09 PM

Try linking to a fanpage and then promote your offers via that fan page. You could also link them to a landing page, but no I wouldn't direct link. It'll most likely get declined and can get you banned.

moneyraiser · 12-08-2011, 02:19 PM

No, they do not like direct linking. It would better to have your landing page and try attract people to there. As well one more hint from me: always add line like "participation is required". This help a lot to getting your ads approved. Good luck!

TeriAlvim · 12-08-2011, 02:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by moneyraiser

No, they do not like direct linking. It would better to have your landing page and try attract people to there. As well one more hint from me: always add line like "participation is required". This help a lot to getting your ads approved. Good luck!

Thank you but can you please expand on this. You mean, on the ad itself add participation is required? Or on landing page?

moneyraiser · 12-08-2011, 02:35 PM

I mean you need to put at the bottom of your ad text like "participation required". This helped me to get most of my ads approved.

P.S. I wanna fix a bit my last words. Facebook doesn't like direct linking, but sometimes they approve your ads, just with landing page it is much simplier.

pacelattin · 12-08-2011, 04:12 PM

Facebook does not support affiliates. Do not expect any customer support, your questions asked, or even help with billing.

ChrisBa · 12-08-2011, 07:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TeriAlvim

Do you know if FB's Terms allow one to advertise a CPA offer and link that ad straight to the CPA landing page? Or is it better (required) for the ad to direct to our own website and from there to CPA offer?

Its typically better to use a landing page to help pre-sell the visitor.. also facebook will give you less grief typically.. If you are going to direct link, use a redirect from your own domain..

jeffrey73 · 12-08-2011, 07:38 PM

So, so true. They are much worse now than they ever were, and even back then they were still bad.

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Originally Posted by pacelattin

Facebook does not support affiliates. Do not expect any customer support, your questions asked, or even help with billing.

Russel Mogul · 12-08-2011, 07:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HairyPoppins

Try linking to a fanpage and then promote your offers via that fan page. You could also link them to a landing page, but no I wouldn't direct link. It'll most likely get declined and can get you banned.

Ive noticed this happen with quite a few email submits, especially sports fan pages for individual teams.

MakeMoneyJames · 12-08-2011, 08:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by moneyraiser

No, they do not like direct linking. It would better to have your landing page and try attract people to there. As well one more hint from me: always add line like "participation is required". This help a lot to getting your ads approved. Good luck!

Strange because they just approved my "direct link" offer. Used my personal custom tracking link no pretty domain.com.

FB doesnt approve certain offers, thats all.

EDIT: now i see your second post. Direct linking is easy depends on the offer.

officer_iron · 12-08-2011, 09:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HairyPoppins

Try linking to a fanpage and then promote your offers via that fan page. You could also link them to a landing page, but no I wouldn't direct link. It'll most likely get declined and can get you banned.

This is my preferred method. Why? It's like building a list and promoting your CPA offer at the same time. Create a decent fan page, get a like, have just as good of a chance at converting your cpa offer, but now you also have all of your fans that you can promote something else to.

Naveen K · 12-08-2011, 09:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TeriAlvim

Do you know if FB's Terms allow one to advertise a CPA offer and link that ad straight to the CPA landing page? Or is it better (required) for the ad to direct to our own website and from there to CPA offer?

If you want to do direct linking then direct the visitors using any domain.
Don't use your affiliate link directly into you fb ad.
For me landing pages converted better than direct linking but it all depends on many factors so you test both direct linking and landing and choose the one which performs better.

Duce · 12-08-2011, 09:44 PM

fb doesn't allow affiliate cpa offers on fan pages...no direct linking and no redirects

eugene

PPC-Coach · 12-08-2011, 09:46 PM

They do allow direct linking, but it depends on the offer completely.

cordyceps75 · 12-09-2011, 01:03 AM

do not use direct link to your cpa offer. You must send it to Landing Page first.

I have finished my project in 3 hours, where I create Fb ads and get conversion more than 3.2% in my fanspage, so my fanspage grow from 10 likes until more than 1000 likes in 30 minutes.

I get ROI more than 75x from my investment. My target is US and Canada.

diaoling · 12-09-2011, 01:20 AM

Thank you, through this post I also understand that a lot of

MakeMoneyJames · 12-09-2011, 01:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cordyceps75

do not use direct link to your cpa offer. You must send it to Landing Page first.

Facebook allows direct linking.

moneyraiser · 12-09-2011, 03:11 AM

So, MakeMoneyJames, please say what is your rating in getting your ads approved? I mean how many campaigns you set up daily and how much of them get approved?

P.S. Forgot to mention that even Macbounty text links creatives when provide you the text, there is written at the end: "details apply" it is the same as "participation required" so this is very important to get your ADS approved at Facebook.

sith005 · 12-09-2011, 11:47 AM

Yes Facebook allows direct linking. What you are linking to will dramatically affect your approval chances. And by direct linking I mean either sending straight to an affiliate link (would never do this) or by redirecting through your own tracking link.

That being said, if you are trying to direct link, rather that question if you can/should do it, ask yourself why do you want to do it. I do still have direct-linked campaigns, and when I started 90%+ were direct linked.

However I learned that my overall EPC went up when including landing pages. You have 25+135 characters and one picture to get a click and a conversion. Sometimes (oftentimes) that simply isn't enough. A landing page affords you the chance to tie your highly-clickable ad to the offer itself.

Plus, if you have designed your funnel in such away, it's the only way to capture leads as well (and I'm refering to fan pages as landing pages also).

At the end of the day, I often direct link to test an offer or an ad out initially. Some campaigns have done better direct-linking. This was due to the offer page being really everything it needed to be. Adding an LP in these instances lowered the CR. But this is rare.

So in short - yes direct linking works and is allowed on Facebook (please check with your network and offer details on a case by case basis). I don't recommend it for most long-term campaigns. Take that for what it's worth, but I've never had my account banned and I've had thousands of ads direct linked over the past year at one point or another.

Danny

tylerjaysen · 12-09-2011, 12:13 PM

Ugh...yeah FB's ad platform is a pain to deal with. What's worked for me in the past...is to send them to a page before going to the CPA offer. Sorta like a review type page....that has some copy on it talking about the offer and some other stuff on it. Then have the link to CPA offer at the end of the review copy.

Direct linking to CPA offer will never get approved with FB.

MakeMoneyJames · 12-09-2011, 12:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by moneyraiser

So, MakeMoneyJames, please say what is your rating in getting your ads approved? I mean how many campaigns you set up daily and how much of them get approved?

P.S. Forgot to mention that even Macbounty text links creatives when provide you the text, there is written at the end: "details apply" it is the same as "participation required" so this is very important to get your ADS approved at Facebook.

I dont do much on facebook and its not really the point.

The point is facebook allows direct linking (by direct link i mean without using an LP, not necessarily using the CPA offer link). I have gotten direct linking campaigns approved - it depends on the niche and offer. Many people agree with this and some that have had a bad experience with facebook would disagree.

And if i dont think the offer/LP will be approved there are ways around that which this forums prohibits from mentioning. Like an email submit i just got approved - and my copy said nothing do to with "participation required".

Just need to know how to work the system and getting ads approved can be easier. But FB is still a pain compared to other traffic sources, so I limit my time there. I'll take the path of least resistance and FB isnt it, however FB is a very good traffic source that can make a lot of money.

nicnac03 · 12-09-2011, 01:03 PM

There are times when direct linking won't work simply because the landing page of the merchant is violating Facebook's guidelines. One very prominent example is pop-ups when a user tries to leave the site. That'll get your ad disapproved. Or if it was approved, it will be taken down if someone reports it and you could get banned.

JimLillig · 12-09-2011, 01:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tylerjaysen

Ugh...yeah FB's ad platform is a pain to deal with. What's worked for me in the past...is to send them to a page before going to the CPA offer. Sorta like a review type page....that has some copy on it talking about the offer and some other stuff on it. Then have the link to CPA offer at the end of the review copy.

I agree with this, as I have seen it work on numerous occassions with affiliates n our network. The plan is simple:
- set up a "pre-sell" page that your FB ads link to
- don't overpromote the product there but make sure that all links from the pre-sell page go to the campaign landing page links you get from the network you work with
- it is best to create a persona for your pre-sell page that is inline with the demographic of the offer
- add a FB like button to go back to a fan page where you will be able to then promote other "like" offers from

The ways this is done varies by publisher but the best ones take the time to set it up correctly and their ads get approved. You will want to work with your AM at the network you work with to make sure that the ads you place are compliant with the advertisers terms. In some cases (i know it is with my networks) we have even gone and gotten FB ads approved and place them in the creative set that affiliates can download.

Always ask the CPA network you work with if they have tested the ads themselves or if the advertiser has done this. You may find they have already done the legwork for you in some cases making your life easier.

Last thing, targeting. Start tight and work outward. better to have only 100,000 really targeted people see your ads at first and get the lowest hanging fruit to convert. You will learn from them if you get them on your list and then blast out other horizontally associated ads to see what their interested in, then you can start to expand your targeting based on what they responded to.

Bottom line, FB ads can be difficult to crack, but once you hit it, you usually can sustain it for some time.

I hope this helps.

Cheers,

MN786 · 12-10-2011, 04:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cordyceps75

do not use direct link to your cpa offer. You must send it to Landing Page first.

I have finished my project in 3 hours, where I create Fb ads and get conversion more than 3.2% in my fanspage, so my fanspage grow from 10 likes until more than 1000 likes in 30 minutes.

I get ROI more than 75x from my investment. My target is US and Canada.

Can you let me know about any example. I tried a facebook ad connected to my fan page and I have got almost 1500 fans but not getting result...

barickiza · 12-10-2011, 05:10 AM

Facebook does not allow direct CPA links, you have to make a link to your site or blog, and even then facebook can refuse your ad if they determine that it is not in accordance with the rules.

MakeMoneyJames · 12-10-2011, 01:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by barickiza

Facebook does not allow direct CPA links, you have to make a link to your site or blog, and even then facebook can refuse your ad if they determine that it is not in accordance with the rules.

You do not need to link to your own site or blog. You can link directly to a CPA offer on Facebook. The offers you choose will effect your approval.

I use my own tracking links, but link directly to CPA offers.

sith005 · 12-10-2011, 05:14 PM

Yes, again, you CAN direct link on Facebook. It depends on the offer/offer page, etc. But you CAN do this. It's not always the best in terms of your campaign longevity, etc or your ROI, but it can be done.

This will depend on what you are promoting, etc. Rarely does a direct-linked campaign perform better than one with a bridge/landing page.

Danny

Andrew Zapp · 12-13-2011, 10:48 PM

It's against TOS to direct link to a CPA offer. They probably wouldn't even approve the ad. Your best option is to set up a landing page and send them there where you can capture the leads.

MakeMoneyJames · 12-13-2011, 11:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew Zapp

It's against TOS to direct link to a CPA offer. They probably wouldn't even approve the ad. Your best option is to set up a landing page and send them there where you can capture the leads.

Where does it say this? I link to the CPA offer page on facebook.

Heres what Facebook says about it:

C. Destination Sites
Ads must lead to a functioning landing page that does not interfere with a user's ability to navigate away from the page.

As long as that destination page is within facebook guidelines, it will be approved.

Stan · 01-26-2012, 08:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MakeMoneyJames

Where does it say this? I link to the CPA offer page on facebook.

Heres what Facebook says about it:

C. Destination Sites
Ads must lead to a functioning landing page that does not interfere with a user's ability to navigate away from the page.

As long as that destination page is within facebook guidelines, it will be approved.

When worded like that indirect linking/redirects wouldn't be allowed and direct links would.

You can't navigate away from a redirect but you can easily close the CPA page/tab.

Rogbog · 01-26-2012, 09:50 AM

Link to your FB fan page and try to get likes as well as directing to your landing page. Remember, you can broadcast to your friends in FB just like those on your list.

opt in · 01-26-2012, 07:18 PM

I agree with makemoneyjames, FB allows direct linking but they can be particular with the type of offer you are offering.

For example, I did direct linking with an affiliate credit card product and they encouraged me to stop promoting it ASAP or they would of taken action against me. When they said that they were also specific on why:

They said that they didn't agree with the way the credit card company was doing business so they wanted me to stop that campaign for that reason.

so you can continue doing direct linking when it is the best option for your specific campaign.

Regards

David

PaSteel · 01-26-2012, 08:39 PM

I have attempted to run facebook ads to my normal sounding domain which redirects to my CPA offer landing page but have had no success. Kinda feels like im just burning money. Does anyone have any examples of the landing pages they are using? How are these fan pages offering anything of value to the "fans"? 1500 fans sounds great but if all you do is blast Spammy offers at them people will ignore it.
I know im missing something but just not sure what so any advice is appreciated. If you want to see an example my current site it is joingamefly.com. My ads actually spell out its a $7.95 for first month so I dont get why people are clicking and then bouncing off. Sorry for my frustration but it feels like this CPA stuff is a bunch of nonsense

Smilix · 01-27-2012, 05:20 PM

Facebook allows direct linking contingent on the type of offer.

Linking to your fanpage has it advantages. Get "likes" and also you have long term promoting available.

MakeMoneyJames · 01-27-2012, 05:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stan

When worded like that indirect linking/redirects wouldn't be allowed and direct links would.

You can't navigate away from a redirect but you can easily close the CPA page/tab.

Actually "direct links" from a CPA company IS a redirect.

Every CPA company has their own tracking link which REDIRECTS to an affiliate offer. Some traffic networks do not allow redirects which means direct linking to an affiliate offer is not allowed because direct linking an affiliate offer is a redirect.

Im pretty sure what they meant by the quote is no pop ups (or thats part of it).

cartks · 01-28-2012, 02:46 PM

I am trying both ways now and with my testing it seems that some offers can be directly linked and some cannot. It appears that the ones that cannot be linked have been reported as being abused by fb users so they won't let those go through, but others can work, you must test the direct link. Also I just had a cpa network tell us no more promoting on fb unless it is ppc or accounts will be suspended just thought that was food for thought. A lot of people force you to like their pages to promote and this network said no more, peerfly. Another thing is that you can link to a lp or squeeze page then to offer which isn't working that great for me.

Question...What format should my landing or squeeze pages be in for cpa offers? Does it depend on niche or what, i can clicks which I am paying for but soooo low conversions please help!!!! Sorry on your thread....

12-08-2011, 02:00 PM	#1
TeriAlvim Teri Alvim Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: San Diego, ca Posts: 83 Thanks: 6 Thanked 7 Times in 4 Posts	Question about CPA & FB Ads Do you know if FB's Terms allow one to advertise a CPA offer and link that ad straight to the CPA landing page? Or is it better (required) for the ad to direct to our own website and from there to CPA offer?

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HairyPoppins HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Newhall, California Posts: 351 Thanks: 4 Thanked 42 Times in 38 Posts	Re: Question about CPA & FB Ads Try linking to a fanpage and then promote your offers via that fan page. You could also link them to a landing page, but no I wouldn't direct link. It'll most likely get declined and can get you banned.

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moneyraiser Warrior Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 24 Thanks: 1 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Question about CPA & FB Ads No, they do not like direct linking. It would better to have your landing page and try attract people to there. As well one more hint from me: always add line like "participation is required". This help a lot to getting your ads approved. Good luck!

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moneyraiser Warrior Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 24 Thanks: 1 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Question about CPA & FB Ads I mean you need to put at the bottom of your ad text like "participation required". This helped me to get most of my ads approved. P.S. I wanna fix a bit my last words. Facebook doesn't like direct linking, but sometimes they approve your ads, just with landing page it is much simplier.

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moneyraiser Warrior Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 24 Thanks: 1 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Question about CPA & FB Ads So, MakeMoneyJames, please say what is your rating in getting your ads approved? I mean how many campaigns you set up daily and how much of them get approved? P.S. Forgot to mention that even Macbounty text links creatives when provide you the text, there is written at the end: "details apply" it is the same as "participation required" so this is very important to get your ADS approved at Facebook.

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sith005 HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Silicon Valley Posts: 212 Thanks: 34 Thanked 109 Times in 73 Posts	Re: Question about CPA & FB Ads Yes Facebook allows direct linking. What you are linking to will dramatically affect your approval chances. And by direct linking I mean either sending straight to an affiliate link (would never do this) or by redirecting through your own tracking link. That being said, if you are trying to direct link, rather that question if you can/should do it, ask yourself why do you want to do it. I do still have direct-linked campaigns, and when I started 90%+ were direct linked. However I learned that my overall EPC went up when including landing pages. You have 25+135 characters and one picture to get a click and a conversion. Sometimes (oftentimes) that simply isn't enough. A landing page affords you the chance to tie your highly-clickable ad to the offer itself. Plus, if you have designed your funnel in such away, it's the only way to capture leads as well (and I'm refering to fan pages as landing pages also). At the end of the day, I often direct link to test an offer or an ad out initially. Some campaigns have done better direct-linking. This was due to the offer page being really everything it needed to be. Adding an LP in these instances lowered the CR. But this is rare. So in short - yes direct linking works and is allowed on Facebook (please check with your network and offer details on a case by case basis). I don't recommend it for most long-term campaigns. Take that for what it's worth, but I've never had my account banned and I've had thousands of ads direct linked over the past year at one point or another. Danny
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12-13-2011, 10:48 PM	#28
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opt in Real Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Canada Posts: 155 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 63 Thanked 29 Times in 26 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	Re: Question about CPA & FB Ads I agree with makemoneyjames, FB allows direct linking but they can be particular with the type of offer you are offering. For example, I did direct linking with an affiliate credit card product and they encouraged me to stop promoting it ASAP or they would of taken action against me. When they said that they were also specific on why: They said that they didn't agree with the way the credit card company was doing business so they wanted me to stop that campaign for that reason. so you can continue doing direct linking when it is the best option for your specific campaign. Regards David
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PaSteel Warrior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: NJ Posts: 19 Thanks: 1 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Question about CPA & FB Ads I have attempted to run facebook ads to my normal sounding domain which redirects to my CPA offer landing page but have had no success. Kinda feels like im just burning money. Does anyone have any examples of the landing pages they are using? How are these fan pages offering anything of value to the "fans"? 1500 fans sounds great but if all you do is blast Spammy offers at them people will ignore it. I know im missing something but just not sure what so any advice is appreciated. If you want to see an example my current site it is joingamefly.com. My ads actually spell out its a $7.95 for first month so I dont get why people are clicking and then bouncing off. Sorry for my frustration but it feels like this CPA stuff is a bunch of nonsense

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01-28-2012, 02:46 PM	#36
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