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I tried setting up ad on facebook to send traffic to a website using my affiliate link, but my account got disabled for "promoting schemes" even tho I was just using a high gra
How to purchase ads on facebook?
I tried setting up ad on facebook to send traffic to a website using my affiliate link, but my account got disabled for "promoting schemes" even tho I was just using a high gra
Facebook has been extra tough on affiliate links and profiles. it's been bad for a while, but they have been ultra quick to hit you with the scheme ban recently. Same with "misleading" content and financial products. I would not post any direct links to any products that are about making money, stocks, investments, or even my direct WA link. Instead I only post with affiliate links if it is woven into the article or a banner ad clearly marked as an ad. In other words, the ad on FB links to a full blog post that has a normal ad setup.
Also, Facebook can be a real stickler for quality and legal guidelines. Pretty much anything can set off their quality standards and they are coming down hard on FTC and other ad policy issues.
You need to make sure you have a well built Facebook page, a privacy policy, accurate contact info, some decent posts, and quality content that leads people to your links instead of being based on the links. Even then, you may have some hiccups.
Everytime I click "Customize your website" it doesn't load?
Do you have a fast and strong internet connection? If not and your website is loading slow as well it could be your internet connection! If this is not the problem than I recommend that you contact site support because they will get back to you quickly and they will be able to check for any problems with your website and help you solve your problem!
Anyone know why its not letting me customize my website?
Everytime I click "Customize your website" it doesn't load?
Do you have a fast and strong internet connection? If not and your website is loading slow as well it could be your internet connection! If this is not the problem than I recommend that you contact site support because they will get back to you quickly and they will be able to check for any problems with your website and help you solve your problem!
Facebook has been extra tough on affiliate links and profiles. it's been bad for a while, but they have been ultra quick to hit you with the scheme ban recently. Same with "misleading" content and financial products. I would not post any direct links to any products that are about making money, stocks, investments, or even my direct WA link. Instead I only post with affiliate links if it is woven into the article or a banner ad clearly marked as an ad. In other words, the ad on FB links to a full blog post that has a normal ad setup.
Also, Facebook can be a real stickler for quality and legal guidelines. Pretty much anything can set off their quality standards and they are coming down hard on FTC and other ad policy issues.
You need to make sure you have a well built Facebook page, a privacy policy, accurate contact info, some decent posts, and quality content that leads people to your links instead of being based on the links. Even then, you may have some hiccups.