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Never managed to get anything approved since april, yesterday
was just another day of randomly throwing up shite.

Miraculously all my campaigns where approved and I spent $470.

Very negative returns though, but I had one campaign that got a
>0.1% CTR.

Hope something good comes out of this.
 


Yesterday I got approvals on ads where my tracking script had a PHP error so all the pages just had this:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/hyiplgo/public_html/as/members/cashout.php on line 57

All ads approved, I didn't check logs to see if the intern actually visited.
 
same here but the difference is between prosper and fb:

fb shows 2500 clicks
propser (all clicks) 2100

this is in uk. i see the difference in my us campaigns too but it is not THAT huge

wtf

bizkiller said:
Aff network = 100 clicks.
FB = 130 clicks.

SWEET
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Hey guys,

Was wondering, what, from your experience, is the best way to reduce the CPC cost to the maximum once you find your high CTR ads? do you recreate the ads with a smaller bid and keep on doing so until you reach a certain minimum ?
 
Third time I've got this in a week. All ads submitted manually, about 300 or so per day. Be careful if you're submitting lots of ads at once.

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numerouno said:
Hey guys,

Was wondering, what, from your experience, is the best way to reduce the CPC cost to the maximum once you find your high CTR ads? do you recreate the ads with a smaller bid and keep on doing so until you reach a certain minimum ?
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^^this.

What works best.... 1) bidding high and slowly lowering or 2) bidding low then raising....or 3) just set the Max CPC where you know you'll break even and hope the CTR of the ad is good enough that FB will still provide impressions?
 
numerouno said:
Hey guys,

Was wondering, what, from your experience, is the best way to reduce the CPC cost to the maximum once you find your high CTR ads? do you recreate the ads with a smaller bid and keep on doing so until you reach a certain minimum ?
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Slowly pressuring down the CPC works well for me. Bidding at a few cents above the lowest suggest bid and adjusting it as the ad gains history.

Anyone else still getting that can't load data error bullshit?
 
Thanks for the great info guys. I, personally, don't even think about the minimum bid price, I just bid a CPC that I know is good for my ROI and I build from there.

I have another one. I find that my good ads (+0.4 CTR) tend to die off quickly (0.15) like in 3-4 days, what's the best way to keep this from happening when we know Facebook prioritize high CTR ads?
 
Hello guys!

Maybe a lame question, but I cannot find the solution.

I have encountered the following problem:

I am trying to run a dating campaign on facebook.com. When I try to get the tracking link from the given HTML code ( given by the CPA) and paste it to the facebook.com's advertising destination url, the reviewed and approved ad gets a disapproved status, because (probably) the reviewer cannot see the correct destination page. (However it has been already approved and everything went fine). I don't know if you ever met the same problem, but any advice would be appreciated!

Thank you and regards,

Xplosion
 
FB-tracking code help

Hey guys!

Maybe a lame question, but I cannot solve it.

I have encountered the following problem:

I am trying to run a dating campaign on FB. When I try to get the tracking link from the HTML code (given by the CPA network) , and paste it to the FB's advertising destination url, the already reviewed and approved ad gets a disapproved status, probably because the reviewer cannot see the correct destination page. (However it is already approved and everything went fine). I don't know if you ever met the same problem, but any advice would be appreciated! ( US demo)

Thank you and regards,

Xplosion
 
xplosion said:
Hey guys!

Maybe a lame question, but I cannot solve it.

I have encountered the following problem:

I am trying to run a dating campaign on FB. When I try to get the tracking link from the HTML code (given by the CPA network) , and paste it to the FB's advertising destination url, the already reviewed and approved ad gets a disapproved status, probably because the reviewer cannot see the correct destination page. (However it is already approved and everything went fine). I don't know if you ever met the same problem, but any advice would be appreciated! ( US demo)

Thank you and regards,

Xplosion
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They are not going to let you change the destination URL of an ad without looking at it and approving it again.

Maybe the dating campaign that you are trying to use is not allowed?

Facebook ad approval almost seems just random at time too. Disapproved ads are sometimes approved next time after another submission.
 
xplosion said:
Hey guys!

Maybe a lame question, but I cannot solve it.

I have encountered the following problem:

I am trying to run a dating campaign on FB. When I try to get the tracking link from the HTML code (given by the CPA network) , and paste it to the FB's advertising destination url, the already reviewed and approved ad gets a disapproved status, probably because the reviewer cannot see the correct destination page. (However it is already approved and everything went fine). I don't know if you ever met the same problem, but any advice would be appreciated! ( US demo)

Thank you and regards,

Xplosion
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For the quickest solution, go to Tracking202.com and set up a web based account. You can create your campaign there, enter your affiliate link; and you'll receive a destination link to use. Use that destination to submit your ad, and once you get approval; go back into your T202 account and change the URL of the campaign to what you need it to be. Now that destination url you gave FB is going to the new link automatically.
 
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