Facebook ads in non-English language

by kevinfar

Posted: 11 years ago 7 replies

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Hi,
Is there any particular process that one has to follow to submit ads on facebook in a non-English language?
I tried it a few weeks ago as a test and the ad got approved. I tried it again recently but then it was disapproved. The ads were not the same, but the language was.
Any ideas on whether there is any process that I must follow to have non-English ads approved?
Thanks!

#ads #facebook #language #nonenglish

areoo 11 years ago

They do provide reasons why you ads werent approve. Maybe you can find out why and let us know here.
As of now i do have any issues posting ads of a different language.
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WillR 11 years ago

It's more likely to be the ad content than anything else. I doubt it has anything to do with the language you are using.
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- kevinfar 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by WillR
  
  It's more likely to be the ad content than anything else. I doubt it has anything to do with the language you are using.
  
  Maybe, but I had 3 consecutive ads rejected on a non-controversial topic, so that's why I thought I'd get some opinions. Thanks for your input!
  Kevin
  
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  WillR 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by kevinfar
  
  Maybe, but I had 3 consecutive ads rejected on a non-controversial topic, so that's why I thought I'd get some opinions. Thanks for your input!
  Kevin
  
  Facebook is well known for being inconsistent with their ad approval process because they are reviewed by humans and each person has a different opinion on what should and should not be allowed.
  
  You could submit the exact same ad on 3 different days and you will get 3 different responses. The same ad can get approved and rejected depending on who looks at it.
  
  As far as I know, they don't give you any specific reasons as to why it was rejected, they just give the same blanket response.
  
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kevinfar 11 years ago

Where do they provide the reasons why the ad was not accepted? I only get something along the lines of "Please ensure that you review the terms before resubmitting.."
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kevinfar

11 years ago

Thanks WillR for the response, I have tried submitting the ads again and I'll see how it goes.
Regarding the response that one gets, that's what I think as well, however if there is a way of getting to know the real reason, I'd be interested in knowing how to actually see it.
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WillR

11 years ago

Originally Posted by kevinfar

I don't think they would have the time to tell everyone why ads are not approved.

I would just delete them and try submitting them again IF they are all abiding by their terms.

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Facebook ads in non-English language

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