NEW Facebook Ads
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I've seen posts on here before speaking to this:
Has anyone had a disapproved ad re-approved after speaking with your rep? Were they able to do that for you? If so, can you please PM me the name of your rep. I just asked mine, he said not they can't do that, I wan' to try someone else.
Thanks.
Has anyone had a disapproved ad re-approved after speaking with your rep? Were they able to do that for you? If so, can you please PM me the name of your rep. I just asked mine, he said not they can't do that, I wan' to try someone else.
Thanks.
Is your ad against their policy? You do know they are canning recurring-billing right?
Right, I got the email. Not canning, they've just laid out new guidelines for those types of ads (which will probably make it impossible to get new ones through). Its not exactly against any of their TOS. I'm just curious if anyone has had success with this because my rep flat out said, "we can't do that" regardless of the ad type or how well it complies.
Update for anyone getting slapped today: Just got this email (about 12 hours after the auto slap):
"Hi,
One or more of your ads has been disabled for not being in compliance with our Advertising Terms. We reserve the right to determine what advertising we accept, and we may choose to not accept ads containing or relating to certain products or services. We will not allow the creation of any further Facebook Ads like those that were removed. We appreciate your cooperation with this policy.
Advertisements for Subscription Services must comply with the conditions noted below and as determined by Facebook in its sole discretion. “Subscription Services” may include sites that promote downloading ringtones, wallpaper, or text messages for predictions, love life advice, news, personality quizzes, or other entertainment services, or any site that induces a user to sign up for recurring billing of a product or service.
Subscription Services conditions:
1. The promoted website must clearly and accurately display the price and billing interval (such as per week or once per month) on the landing page as well as any page that prompts a user for personal information (including, but not limited to, name, email address or phone number) or billing information (including, but not limited to, mobile phone number or credit card number).
2. If users sign up to your service by transmitting a code by text message, the price and billing interval must be clearly and prominently displayed beside the code.
3. If your service is a subscription, you must provide a prominent opt-in checkbox or other clear mechanism indicating that the user knowingly accepts the price and subscription service. This should be on the first page the user enters personal data, and the user should not be able to proceed without opting in.
4. All of the foregoing items should be located in a prominent place on your webpage, as determined by Facebook in its sole discretion, and should be easy to find, read, and understand.
The creation of further ads for these prohibited products may result in your account being disabled.
Thanks for your understanding,
The Facebook Ads Team"
SO generic... they really are pathetic.
"Hi,
One or more of your ads has been disabled for not being in compliance with our Advertising Terms. We reserve the right to determine what advertising we accept, and we may choose to not accept ads containing or relating to certain products or services. We will not allow the creation of any further Facebook Ads like those that were removed. We appreciate your cooperation with this policy.
Advertisements for Subscription Services must comply with the conditions noted below and as determined by Facebook in its sole discretion. “Subscription Services” may include sites that promote downloading ringtones, wallpaper, or text messages for predictions, love life advice, news, personality quizzes, or other entertainment services, or any site that induces a user to sign up for recurring billing of a product or service.
Subscription Services conditions:
1. The promoted website must clearly and accurately display the price and billing interval (such as per week or once per month) on the landing page as well as any page that prompts a user for personal information (including, but not limited to, name, email address or phone number) or billing information (including, but not limited to, mobile phone number or credit card number).
2. If users sign up to your service by transmitting a code by text message, the price and billing interval must be clearly and prominently displayed beside the code.
3. If your service is a subscription, you must provide a prominent opt-in checkbox or other clear mechanism indicating that the user knowingly accepts the price and subscription service. This should be on the first page the user enters personal data, and the user should not be able to proceed without opting in.
4. All of the foregoing items should be located in a prominent place on your webpage, as determined by Facebook in its sole discretion, and should be easy to find, read, and understand.
The creation of further ads for these prohibited products may result in your account being disabled.
Thanks for your understanding,
The Facebook Ads Team"
SO generic... they really are pathetic.
Over half of the ads that I just looked at on facebook were still recurring billing. About the only thing I didn't see were the grant ads.
^^ Yea they've been doing that for a little over a month now. Someone said its a credit check, but I never saw it on my credit monitoring. Maybe just for their records?
Wow, looks like they did nuke a lot of ads, CPCs are well down. Some of my ads are active at 0.01 CPC. Now that rebills are on they way, expect CPC to drop drastically across the board. Bad for Facebook, good for affiliates.
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I was. My acct manger told me that they used scripts. They were doing it in December to kill off the Oprah acai ads.
Dude, I wasn't serious.
I was. My acct manger told me that they used scripts. They were doing it in December to kill off the Oprah acai ads.
^^ I thought about that with other keywords. Sometimes reviewers catch your misspellings, sometimes they don't.
Also, you're right CPCs are way down. Some of my disapproved ads are still receiving >1k impressions... no clicks on those though.
Also, you're right CPCs are way down. Some of my disapproved ads are still receiving >1k impressions... no clicks on those though.