Anyone know anything about this or is FB just fucking around with me? Seems they aren't approving CB related ads anymore...any ideas?
No ClickBank Products Allowed On FB Ads Anymore?
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"content not approved for advertising on Facebook" yada yada yada. Tried multiple products too, never had it happen before
Here's the actual text: "The content promoted in your ad is not permitted on Facebook. Please visit our Help Center for additional information and examples compliant with our Advertising Guidelines."
Was linking to a run of the mill weight loss product on CB.
Was linking to a run of the mill weight loss product on CB.
HEY, that's not nice bro.
I guess I should have mentioned that all the CB ads I was getting hit with on my profile have also vanished.
Obviously this doesn't mean no more CB products but I also found that with one of the CB products I was pushing they've completely removed their affiliate area for pushing through Facebook, which used to be a huge guide they pushed pretty hard to potential affiliates.
Seems like a weird coincidence, hence me making this thread to get more info.
FB is a hit and miss, you should know that by now and secondly, check for obvious exit pops on offer pages. They wont allow that anyway. 95% CB offers have exit pops
I thought they had banned CB offers as well but it turns out they just didn't like my ads. I could get a CB url in if my ad was clean enough. Basically, they don't like any headlines or pics or body text that attract clicks. They only allow bad marketing....
Content not approved for advertising does mean that they blocked that offer of their site. I don't see how they can ban all ebooks from ClickBank considering that each rep would need to do some investigation to see it's hosted on ClickBank.
Your problem is the offer. Health is completely banned on Facebook. Plain and simple. Facebook will not care how legit, and clear your health products may be, the whole niche is a no-go for Facebook. Some people might have gotten a health offer slip through, like a coupon offer; but the niche is banned overall. It's also an easy path to get banned quickly.
It also depends on who has reviewed your ad.
I had ads that the original reviewer ok'd the image and then when I renewed and changed the ad slightly another reviewer binned the ad cos they didn't like the picture.
It was a picture of a woman whose ebook I was selling, they said it looked too provocative. It was a shoulder and head shot with just a bikini top on.
I had ads that the original reviewer ok'd the image and then when I renewed and changed the ad slightly another reviewer binned the ad cos they didn't like the picture.
It was a picture of a woman whose ebook I was selling, they said it looked too provocative. It was a shoulder and head shot with just a bikini top on.
Clickbank links were banned because of a third party service that marked them as spam/bad links. Using a url redirection service will allow it to work according to clickbank.
One of FaceBook's recent "partnerships" was with Web Of Trust, which allows members to rank sites based on different criteria. Clickbank itself is clean on there, but many offers, especially rebills have really bad ratings so if the merchant has a bad rating FaceBook may take this into consideration.. or at least look at it if they're doing a lazy review.
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