Getting Around Facebooks Ad Rejections Via on Opt In Form

[gdubs12345]

yeah, ive already tried this. My ads got denied

 

[AdHustler]

You don't need an arbitrary second page just to tell them an email has been sent, just redirect to offer right after they submit their email address...

If you dont send them to a second page telling them to check their email and double opt in, chances are they won't be double opting in.

 

[AdHustler]

I've been listbuilding on FB for months, it works. Grab the email+redirect to the offer. 100,000 emails and counting so far, haven't figured out a way to mail to this list yet though.

are these all double opt ins?

 

[ImagesAndWords]

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yeah, ive already tried this. My ads got denied

What reason did they give you?

My guess would be this one from their guidelines;

No ad may require viewers clicking on the ad to submit personal information (phone numbers, physical addresses, or email addresses, etc.) on the landing page or in the ad, except to enable an ecommerce transaction and when the ad and landing page clearly indicate that a product is being sold.

 

[machinecontrol]

You're either bulshitting or completely mad.

Not bullshitting, I just know next to nothing about mailing,deliverability,and so on. My ads are profitable, and that's all a care about- the emails are just icing on the cake. I'd rather stick to my core competencies rather than get into mailing and deal with spam complaints and related BS.

I'm not doing this to cloak by the way, I'm running an offer that's within Facebook guidelines, just noticed that collecting emails doesnt really decrease conversions, so why not.

 

[AdHustler]

Not bullshitting, I just know next to nothing about mailing,deliverability,and so on. My ads are profitable, and that's all a care about- the emails are just icing on the cake. I'd rather stick to my core competencies rather than get into mailing and deal with spam complaints and related BS.

I'm not doing this to cloak by the way, I'm running an offer that's within Facebook guidelines, just noticed that collecting emails doesnt really decrease conversions, so why not.

double opt in or not?

 

[Seema]

What reason did they give you?

My guess would be this one from their guidelines;

Correct, it was term 16 they had an issue with which was exactly what you said.

 

[machinecontrol]

No, single opt in unfortunately. Adding an email submit was really an afterthought, didn't think much about it.

 

[xmcp123]

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Find a dedicated server on a clean IP block, and make sure you give them the heads up that you'll be doing optin mailing. It's been a while since I've done a self hosted campaign but FDCServers was pretty lineint with any spam complaints as long as I showed them the full record (name, ip, date) for the complaint.

FDC Servers is the worst possible choice imo. I went through a reseller, and they canned all of his servers including my backup server(of course when I needed the backup) because someone else he was reselling to fucked up while mailing.
They wouldn't bring it back, wouldn't give me the data, formatted the server almost immediately. There was a lot of fucking expensive data on that too.

 

[Spliffic]

I created a simple double-opt in to see if FB would accept yet another rebill product, but was rejected.

 

[Seema]

None of my ads are getting through with the opt ins. Time to change up my strategy.