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Submitting the same ad for re-review (5)


08-01-2014 04:28 PM #1 pockets (Member)
Submitting the same ad for re-review

Is there a risk to submitting the same ad to be reviewed again if it was initially rejected? I'd like to resubmit a few, but am concerned that this pisses off traffic sources and is seen as some kind of spam/annoyance.

As to why I'm considering this, Leadbolt rejected a few of my ads. While some of the rejections were reasonable, others simply didn't match the stated reason and show clear subjectivity/bias.


08-01-2014 06:58 PM #2 angry old lady (Member)

do it all the time

really depends I guess. most of the time, it got rejected for some stupid reason or is borderline against the rules. if so, I just re-submit.

I doubt the ad networks pay attention too much on who "spams" by resubmitting, but I could be wrong.


08-01-2014 07:47 PM #3 jimmymob (Senior Member)

^ same

Unless they call me on some blatant violation that I hadn't considered, I'll usually resubmit 2-3 times before giving up on most traffic sources.

FB is the exception because of their auto-approval/rejection. If something gets rejected there you have to changed it a little bit before resubmitting most of the time.


08-02-2014 10:30 AM #4 caurmen (Administrator)

Assuming I don't know that there was a good reason for my ad to be rejected, I'll normally stick anything that gets rejected back in the approval queue just by default. Approvals mistakes happen so often I figure (and know, in a few cases) that traffic sources are fairly forgiving of it.

Exception, as you say, is Facebook.


08-02-2014 10:36 AM #5 craigm (Veteran Member)

Quote Originally Posted by angry old lady View Post
I doubt the ad networks pay attention too much on who "spams" by resubmitting, but I could be wrong.
Don't do it too much, I recall Ben saying here something along the lines of "constantly re-submitting rejected ads is a way to quickly get your name around the office"

so I guess some will


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