LeadImpact Rejected Because of Exit Pop

11 years ago

Originally Posted by fatih bulut

Hi fellows,

As the title says LeadImpact rejected my campagin because they have exit pop.. i didnt know it is prohibited.. Actually my previous campaign had one exit pop and there was no problem but actually i inserted the pop after it was approved.

Now i will remove the exit pop script and re-submit the campaign...Should i use the exit pop after the campaign accepted?

What do you do normally? Need suggestions..

Thanks.

I believe your account manager at LI could give you best answer.

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zeroaffiliate

11 years ago

I would not advise so. If you are caught doing this too often, you may be banned i think. So please be careful. Best is to consult your AM.

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speedylikesKJ 11 years ago

Yes they don`t allow exit pop ups best bet is to contact your Network AM and ask them to provide you link without exit pop up, Sometimes its better to communicate with your network AM if he cant answer your questions move on or ask network to replace your am
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Greedy

11 years ago

Just don't use the pop-up.

It isn't worth it in the long term if your account gets banned.

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jaggyjay

11 years ago

Direct from their Code of Conduct page:

"Loading pop, exit pop, and double pop advertisements are not permitted"

This wording was different some time ago. They were allowed on a case-by-case basis.

Now, technically, you can add them once your ads are accepted -- but their's always a risk of them closing your account if they catch you violating their terms.

And yes, you can always re-submit the same ad again without the exit pop and they'll accept you. This has happened to me too.

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fatih bulut

11 years ago

Yeah i re-submit the ad and approved within 12 hours.

Thanks guys.

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ChrisBa

11 years ago

Originally Posted by fatih bulut

Hi fellows,

As the title says LeadImpact rejected my campagin because they have exit pop.. i didnt know it is prohibited.. Actually my previous campaign had one exit pop and there was no problem but actually i inserted the pop after it was approved.

Now i will remove the exit pop script and re-submit the campaign...Should i use the exit pop after the campaign accepted?

What do you do normally? Need suggestions..

Thanks.

If you want to take a risk then go ahead but if you want to stay within their tos and be a long time partner with them then don't

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Do

11 years ago

Leadimpact customer support is terrible

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Inferno272

11 years ago

i have a popup on mine, it was accepted just fine. But, my ad has a countdown on the ad itself to when the popup will occur, so it gives ppl a chance to exit before it happens.

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