Facebook Ads - What's Your Biggest Pain?

[towhidzaman]

Hey Warriors,

I like to do a lot of split testing (in age groups, different images, interest, their color etc) with my facebook ads but the amount of ads I need to make kills lots of time. Its a huge pain for me. I was wondering what kinda pain other Warrior feels.

Are you using any tools for Facebook Ads? If yes, Why are you using this one? Gotta know the benefits before I can try...

And I'm still looking forward to hear your pain

[monstermoney]

Hey whidz you know they have a tool to automate the ad process right? It only works in Chrome. Just google "Power Editor" it's a facebook app. It should save you countless hours.

MM-

[towhidzaman]

Thanks @monstermoney but you can't edit images with Power Editor, can you?

Originally Posted by monstermoney

Hey whidz you know they have a tool to automate the ad process right? It only works in Chrome. Just google "Power Editor" it's a facebook app. It should save you countless hours.

MM-

[webpeon]

There's no need to over-test your ads. Instead over-research your market and have a clear plan before you go anywhere near that create an ad button. It'll save you a lot of cash.

[aminur]

It was getting ads Approved at the start.. All normal now... Some times they seem to paused ads middle of campaigns which is Out Of Order..Lol

[Scott Botkins]

I hate that you can't schedule a time like Google ads. You can only pause and resume. You can schedule a new campaign of course, but the ones running you can't schedule which sucks.

[Evolved]

Was going to make a thread but this seems related so i will ask here.

I have a re-direct script which I have been using on domain for facebook ads. I ran a couple ads with it and now it seems that i can not get an ad approved at all. I dont know think its the re-direct since its been proven to work. Could anyone explain what exactly you CAN NOT have in your ad title or description? I read over the policy and I dont think im doing anything wrong. Any specific words we cant use?

One more question. Instead of using the script. Could a simple subdomain re-direct via cpanel work? Or the script is needed for facebook to not catch on?

[towhidzaman]

Its true. Way too much pain. Even scheduling new campaign don't work perfectly sometimes. :P

Originally Posted by Scott Botkins

I hate that you can't schedule a time like Google ads. You can only pause and resume. You can schedule a new campaign of course, but the ones running you can't schedule which sucks.

[towhidzaman]

What do you re-direct?

Can't say anything without more info but probably the domain where you're hosting your script got blacklisted. You can try with another domain.

Personally My ads never got disapproved. You gotta stick with Facebook rules

Originally Posted by Evolved

Was going to make a thread but this seems related so i will ask here.

I have a re-direct script which I have been using on domain for facebook ads. I ran a couple ads with it and now it seems that i can not get an ad approved at all. I dont know think its the re-direct since its been proven to work. Could anyone explain what exactly you CAN NOT have in your ad title or description? I read over the policy and I dont think im doing anything wrong. Any specific words we cant use?

One more question. Instead of using the script. Could a simple subdomain re-direct via cpanel work? Or the script is needed for facebook to not catch on?

[ZeldaKing]

Redirects were championed as an evergreen workaround, but we all know what that means - it will end sometime. Truth is, if it goes against common sense, or is not in line w/TOS, it will never last - unless u have special privileges w/a network. GL

[mmrumii]

Facebook is now full of ads. It's irritating now. I see nothing but a huge amount of ads in my homepage.

[towhidzaman]

hahaha.. Yeah. Noticed it. Ads between posts. Pretty annoying.

Originally Posted by mmrumii

Facebook is now full of ads. It's irritating now. I see nothing but a huge amount of ads in my homepage.