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Which Domain Gets Blocked? (4)


05-09-2019 09:20 PM #1 twoj (Senior Member)
Which Domain Gets Blocked?

Hey!

I noticed a few people mentioning that domains get blocked sometimes when sending push notifications.

I haven't ran into this yet and want to preemptively prepare for it, but I'm not sure which domain is the one to get blocked:

- The domain shown when sending push notifications
- The domain used when collecting the push notification (this is the same as the one above for me, but thought I'd add it in case it can be different)
- The lander URL
- (I'm assuming not the tracker URL)


Thanks!


05-09-2019 10:04 PM #2 matuloo (Legendary Moderator)

LP domains get flagged the most, tracking domains can get blocked too and it happened to many affiliates already, though not as often as the LP domain.

The domain used when collecting the push notification (this is the same as the one above for me, but thought I'd add it in case it can be different)
I guess it could get flagged too if you use some misleading way of collecting the permissions, don't have personal experience with this though.


05-10-2019 03:30 AM #3 erikgyepes (Moderator)

Do you have a source where this was mentioned?

Otherwise, I think it's the same thing as Matej said -> domains from time to time get flagged by Google as malware (red screen of death), so it's 99% more difficult to get to your lander as you have to agree that you take the risks visiting this affected website.


05-18-2019 07:51 PM #4 __mrz__ (Member)

If you don't want the 'red screen of death' to appear on your domain, do NOT use anything that comes from Google!
By anything I mean any scripts or libraries that are stored on Google servers, e.g. jquery (https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.4.1/jquery.min.js) etc.

My experience in past: I used text-to-speech script for my sweepstake lander. The script used some Google library and shortly after my domain got flagged! Fortunately I used the script on subdomain and actually the subdomain was flagged, so the main domain was still 'operational'.

Also <meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow>" in <head> section may help.

Obviously these are not the recipe to not get flagged, but certainly will help! Since I avoid Google, none of my domains or subdomains was flagged.


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