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How to get approved for Antivirus Landers (8)

07-14-2017 06:46 AM #1 cpadad (Member)
How to get approved for Antivirus Landers

Hi,

I am trying to get approved in propeller ads for antivirus landers, but they say "Your creatives should not contain the words like “your sofware is outdated”, “your device is infected”, “viruses found” etc. No misleading ads, providing false info to the userhttps://propellerads.com/terms/#adv-9" .

So how should i do it? Is cloaking the answer to it? Do you guys run AV offers on propeller or similar networks?

I am concerned that cloaking will eventually lead to an account block. Please help.

07-14-2017 08:23 AM #2 cbrughmans (Member)

Try adaptations such as

"Your software is old" or "There is a safer version of your sofware available" or "your computer might contain a virus"

If that still doesnt work convince your account manager about the volumes you can bring. Show them some stats of other networks you work with. That will help.

07-14-2017 08:32 AM #3 stickupkid (Senior Moderator)

Perhaps try networks who allow this more aggressive approach? I am guessing prop ads is not the only network suitable for this...

07-14-2017 08:48 AM #4 cpadad (Member)

With almost everyone doing aggressive promotions in the industry don't you think I'll just fail?

07-14-2017 08:54 AM #5 cpadad (Member)

Can you share some which have allowed aggressive campaigns for you in the past?

07-14-2017 08:54 AM #6 mrbraun (Moderator)

Hey!
I really recommend to try to make your LP more clean. "Your phone might have a virus", "you should install" not "you must to install". It really works, and your ROI can be just 10-20% lower, but it's still very profitable!
Also don't forget that many people stopped to work with them after they've added these rules. And you can find a lot of cheap traffic

07-14-2017 10:27 AM #7 Mobidea (Veteran Member)

Hey!

I completely agree with Mr. Braun, there is just one word that will make a difference in your creatives.

We have posted an article recently, that will definitely help you to understand what networks mean by "misleading" creatives, and how to keep it same attractive, but less problematic for approval. Feel free to check it here, and ask anything that seems unclear to you - https://stmforum.com/forum/showthrea...d-my-creatives

07-14-2017 10:32 AM #8 cpadad (Member)

Thank you guys, I'll try and implement these changes and submit for approval.

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