4 Facebook Questions [WH offers, domains, pixel, funnels] (3)
Hey yo,
I'm new to the forum, so I read a lot. That's when questions pop up.
I figured it would be great to ask the pros.
So here it is:
Q1 - How do you determine if an offer is white hat and doesn’t get you banned?
Q2 - What about the lander and offer being on different domains? Explanation: The funnel goes like this - Ad -> Lander -> Offer. Back in the days I ran into problems when the Lander and the Offer were on different domain names. Is that an issue still?
Q3 - How do you set up pixel to fire on conversion?
Q4 - I have a funnel idea. First part: Ad -> Lander -> Thank you page (lead generated). Second part: Confirmation email -> Lander 2 -> Offer (or just skip the lander here). Now, since the first part is 100% devoid of any affiliate links this should be fairly ban-free, right? Would there be any other issues with this funnel that come to mind? Anyone tried this before?
Some background: I've got tons of experience running fb ads and email automation. I used to run offers a while ago and I'm planning to go back to affiliate marketing.
Thank you!
Bartek
Originally Posted by bartekemg
Also: All claims need to be backed by proof - scientific studies etc. The more proof the better.
Moreover: No unproven claims in the ads.
Having said all that: Even if you ran the whitest campaign, there are never guarantees your account won't get banned. Do your best but prepare for the worst - have a backup plan ready - know where you can get more accounts if/when you need to.
(And don't forget to keep appealing if you do get banned! I've gotten more than a couple accounts reinstated that way. See my FB tutorial for advice on how to appeal - it's in the Newbie Zone.)
Q2: I don't know if that's still "an issue" these days - maybe someone else can weigh in.
Q3: Are you running your own offer or an offer from an affiliate network?
Q4: No reason why that won't work! I've seen plenty of that kind of funnel. You can also test lead gen ads so FB can collect the leads for you, and compare results.
But yeah - like I've mentioned before - there are never any guarantees bans won't happen. I DID hear that FB has become a bit more lenient about bans and rejections lately, but I haven't run there myself for a few months, so not sure exactly what the situation is like there now.
Amy
Q1) reading their T&C's throughly and you see its basically everything that does contribute to a better world and doesnt annoy/irritate the FB audiences.
Q2) thats never been an issue, the issue probably was one of the domains was flagged and it will take down the whole shabam.
you can use different domains along the funnel, as long as it make sense. otherwise people will be irritated and report.
Q3) https://www.facebook.com/business/he...05376682832142
Q4) test different funnels and setups is the only possible good answer (unfortunately).
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