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Did Facebook put STOP on affiliate advertising,Update...

by Grensin14
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Hello Warriors" Just want to let you know I tried today to set up a Facebook campaign for CPA skin care offer that I want to promote on Facebook with my website landing page so before that I decided to call facebook Ads support just to get some answers to my question so the lady pick up the phone and I told her I'm planing to give a try to advertise on facebook and she ask me "what you planing to advertise do you have own company" and I told her I want o advertise CPA offer with my landing page as affiliate and she told me now facebook has prohibited any kind of affiliate advertising and it doesn't allow anymore so I told her that I actually saw several ads at facebook that advertise affiliate offer and she say they do some how get around but as soon as facebook catch them running ads promoting affiliate offer they account will get banned ..this is really make me worry is this is new facebook update that they don't allow affiliate promotion anymore OR she just said that..Warriors is anybody can provide me an answer is facebook really decide to STOP affiliate offer advertising ????....
#advertising #affiliate #facebook #put #stop #update
  • Profile picture of the author GodOfCPA
    I'm 100% certain your skin care CPA offer A) exaggerates its effectiveness to a ridiculous degree, B) gets buyers stuck in a very expensive continuous billing subscription that they can't easily cancel and C) uses deceptive language to hide the continuous billing agreement. Add to that, the only way you can get profitable with your skin care CPA offer is very aggressive advertising that either uses deceptive language/imagery or calls out people's insecurities.

    Why would Facebook help you crap on their users like that? I'm not saying that I don't run rebill offers on Facebook, but I do acknowledge these products don't offer any value to consumers and always lead to a negative experience. It might not be technically fraud, but it's certainly not honest and respectable commerce.

    If you want to run these offers on Facebook, you have to understand that you are inconveniencing (at best) their users and act accordingly - as in, fly under the radar or cloak yourself and be prepared for bans by having extra accounts.

    Also, nothing you ever hear from reps at Facebook (and Google) is true unless you're a 10,000 a week+ advertiser. They don't care about you and they won't give you good advice - it's never worth talking to them in your position, so you should avoid it. The woman you talked to is just a phone-monkey with no knowledge of internal procedures.

    Hope that helps, don't give up on Facebook, just be smarter about what you are actually doing and understand why you are hated by Facebook.
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  • Profile picture of the author Svetislav
    I think they did about a month ago I tried to promote acne product with landing page I have good content as well all pages term of service,privacy policy, email policy my landing page doesn't violate facebook terms of service in any way they just disaproved my campaign they told me the reason is promoting affiliate offer, second I have weight loss fan page for a couple month already and over 30K fans I also put my affiliate site on fan page for weight loss affiliate offer I tried to promote my fan page 2 days ago and my campaign got disaproved as well they said the reason is promoting affiliate offer..I think you can get around using snicky trick to promote affiliate offer after you get campaign approved by using some company site then redirect to a landing page but if you get catch they will ban you an account ..so Yes they not allowed any kind of affiliate offer to be promote on facebook ads...
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