Did you add a LP URL as offer?
Really man, it's next to impossible to tell what's going on there without more info.
I have the same issue with
All camps working fine on all my
Y'all are light on details. My first guess was a landing page as the offer as well.
If using FB as your traffic source direct to your pre-landing page, then click to another landing page, then go to offer:
It's better to direct link to your landing page, then direct link *plus* do the fbq onclick action on the link to the offer.
Meaning: FB -> your .com Pre-lander -> direct link to your 2nd lander -> CTA to your
Do you have any scripts on your LP? Backbutton script or pop under or exit pop ... that would automatically redirect the traffic to the offer? That could explain the high LP CTR.
The main lander(index.html) is setup as the lander, and the offer is not.
Basically, the middle landing page - (index2.html) is not set anywhere in
There could be scripts, which was my first guess as well, but no, i removed them all(im a semi-pro, so it could be possible that i missed something out)
@Voluum - PMíng you right away!
Although this doesn't answer why there are so many clicks, you can't break the tracking in the middle by adding a landing page that is not set anywhere in your tracker. In 97% of cases something will go wrong because you need to pass all mandatory parameters till the end not to break your campaign funnel.
Karolina
Yup, it can be BOTs too, it's pretty common BOT behavior (multiple clicks) actually, dunno how we didn't think about it in the first place 
Look at the data and identify the placements that are sending this crap, then block them.
When you compare the amount of clicks that FB reports, do they match with the data you see in
I'm asking, because it could still be some bot that fetched the url and is trying to spider your LP or whatever, it has happened to me a few times... the traffic would continue to come in, even when all the campaigns have been paused, so it would match with what you described.
I had some LPs spidered by google too and it would send traffic to them... but depending on what url exactly it spidered, the traffic would miss the token data that would normally get added by the source.
Another option is that someone ripped your LP and didn't properly clean the code so some clicks are coming from it as they run traffic to it.
Nope, they do not match. Since the campaign is(was) paused in Facebook.
Your theory does make sense, but, two points:-
1. Traffic is coming from exactly the country Im targeting
2. Happening on different account with different domains