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Facebook ads allowed for list building?

by airil
9 replies
Just ask, does facebook ads allowed for listbuilding?

Please help
#ads #allowed #building #facebook #list
  • Profile picture of the author Ripster
    It depends on the content. Sometimes, they will ban you if you try to list build using a niche that is not allowed.
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    • Profile picture of the author airil
      Originally Posted by Ripster View Post

      It depends on the content. Sometimes, they will ban you if you try to list build using a niche that is not allowed.
      How about printable coupon niche?
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  • Profile picture of the author Jhonnyandrew13
    curious about answer form senior on this forum
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  • Profile picture of the author gtown20andout
    Facebook will let you place the ad and they will review it. They will let you know if your ad will be allowed or not. If FB does not allow you, they will explain to you why.
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    • Profile picture of the author airil
      Originally Posted by gtown20andout View Post

      Facebook will let you place the ad and they will review it. They will let you know if your ad will be allowed or not. If FB does not allow you, they will explain to you why.
      Ok bro, i just affraid if my account got banned because i don't have credit card again.
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  • Profile picture of the author Regional Warrior
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    Mate just be careful you dont get banned again!? also as much as it is a pain a lot of people now have ad blockers so I think over time this will be a fizzer for traffic I mean look at google above the fold and blow the fold are adds now

    Something to think about for the future.

    Jason
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  • Profile picture of the author katrim
    You can easily build a list on Facebook and they've even created the Lead Forms/Ads to make list-building easier, faster and highly converting for the marketers since your lead doesn't have to manually type in their name and email:

    https://www.facebook.com/business/a/lead-ads

    However, based on your other replies in the thread I understand that you already have been banned? It's quite a serious issue having your Advertising account banned and I hope that's not the case but if you do manage to get it back, make sure you go through their TOS before submitting any new ads:

    https://www.facebook.com/policies/ads/

    Good luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author spikey99
    The kicker here is don't be LAZY.

    People aren't DUMB. If they see an ad and you can someone get them to click on it and go to your landing page but it's quite obvious to them you're just gonna BLASTEM with coupon offers, then your conversion is gonna be the craps.

    Come at it from an angle where you can use your ad to link to a piece of content on a landing page. Maybe a blog post, tips post or even a video. This content then ties into the coupon offer mailing list you want them on.

    This method, so long as it's not in a "not allowed" niche, will rarely get your account in trouble. Also as long as your ad meets their guide lines (20% or less text - although they're getting easier on this) you will see better results.
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  • Profile picture of the author Natalie25
    Ads are accepted by real people in Facebook and first what they gonna do is reject your ad draft if it's against their policy. If they do, you can try changing it and apply for acceptance again. I don't think they ban an account in the first place.
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