Before I go off creating ads and landing pages for an offer I just selected, I tried submitting it and direct-linking it to the offer just to make sure it goes through and FB approves the offer (it's gaming). Set up a redirect to my domain, which then goes to the offer (clean URL, not affiliate link).
I created a new account (not my personal acct) and the ad went through, it's approved, and it's active. Just to get it going, I set a huge reach and high max bid (close to $1), but it still says $0 spent. What gives?
I was seeing this issue before too and it was mentioned in this follow along: http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...772#post144772
Any ideas on why this might be happening? Should I deactivate this acct and start from a completely clean slate (while running a VM)?
Also stupid rookie mistake on my part... I had an ad go through and be live on my personal FB acct, so I figured why not try testing this offer on my personal FB. Tried submitting it, got disapproved, and then it says my advertising acct for my personal FB is disabled. If I want to get it back, I need to submit my ID and all that.
Now I'm just thinking about what my gameplan should be... any idea on why that other acct's ad isn't running? Should I nix this offer and try another one? Should I create a new acct entirely?
Need more info.
What ad type. What bidding mode. Campaign budget. What country. How long did you wait to let the ad(s) start getting impressions.
Yes it could take several hours. By bid for impressions you mean flat CPM? Try oCPM. Or raise the budget a bit.
Not sure what everyone else is experiencing but my oCPM-based news feed ads generally take a few hours to pick up traction when they are brand new. If nothing has happened after 3 hours then I might begin to ponder...
Increase bid $2-$3 and budget to $50. Let it sit for 10-15 hours. Account can be in sandbox.
Yay finally seeing some reach and spend this morning, guess I just needed to wait a few hrs - good to know for the future. Thanks guys.