Hi,
I wanted the first node in my FunnelFlux funnel to be a rotator, to split test landing pages. I guess I can't send traffic from Facebook ads to this funnel as they won't like sending traffic to a redirect?
Will RevContent have the same issue?
(Sorry about duplication - I've asked this buried in another thread, but I thought I'd better ask in the main FunnelFlux area.)
Phil
Indeed Facebook scrutinises redirects nowadays so its ideal to go direct to a lander and use the JS tracking, rather than going through a tracking link that redirects to multiple landers. You can still do this, just expect the direct-to-lander method to be a safer bet especially if you're a typical affiliate running typical affiliate offers.
I don't believe many platforms other than Facebook/Bing/Adwords will have a problem with redirects through a tracking link. In general this scrutiny is associated with platforms with strict compliance and a vested interest in protecting the experience of their users.
Thanks Zeno. Won't be a problem, I'll rethink the approach slightly. Good to be careful about assets like a Facebook account.
Facebook don't like redirects nowadays, especially affiliate offers so it's safer to use direct tracking.
Other network may not have this problem because in my experience only some big network like Facebook/Adwords (Bing is "easy" to pass) don't like redirects.
Edit : didn't see zeno already answered the question.
LeadCloak
Thanks to you LeadCloak.