Me Owning Facebooks CPC
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Man I was getting excited about advertising on facebook. I got banned as well and I had only 2 ads and 1 account. 1 ad for an education offer and a ringtone offer. I was thinking since it seems to convert well of running ads directly with Microsoft since it seems it likely would be more reliable and not getting banned. I just wonder if MS provides facebook cpc ads though?
If you guys spent as much time working on a real sustainable business model as you do screwing around with junk like this, you could make some real money lol
Indeed. You should always take every opportunity you can find and milk it as hard as you can while it lasts, but this pathetic act of opening accounts after being banned again and again is pointless...
*rushes off to make bank from Facebook CPC*
muahaha :rasta:
If you guys are promoting any of the Zip / Email submits, be sure they don't have any popups or exit popups. I'm guessing thats why so many of you are getting shit-canned.
Your other ads are affiliate links I'm assuming? To what company? Are they free iPod type offers or do they ban those aswell?
Please point me in the right direction on where I can get 1000% ROI?
As I stated I have not been banned but I did have one ad disabled, been running strong for 3 days now.
The only thing I'll answer is yes they are affiliate links.
Most of them don't have popups until you submit the zip/e-mail. If they cared to check that, at least we got some free leads
Here's my idea: Your account should be safe from banning if you only have a few ads that violate their pretend guidelines. Their wording implies that only accounts with mostly crap ads are banned. So, if you made like 10 ads with low ($0.01-.05 or so) bids and $1 budget that go to information sites or something and 1 or 2 moneymaking ads, at worst they would just disable the ads. I'm sure they check accounts that have been reactivated more strictly though. This is just an idea and has not been tested.
I had this problem except on campaigns that had good CTR. Two of my best were 1.8% and 0.8% I think. Those lasted days while getting plenty of impressions and clicks. So target your ads better, add an image, and improve the ad copy.
Yeah. They're scanning for the word "free" I think, and a few common offers(think PS3 CPA offers)
Beyond that, if y'all wanna cloak, they leave the referer URL in.
This was the referer I got. I would obviously chop out the stanford part.
http://stanford.dev.facebook.com/intern/admarket/review_ads.php
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