So I created a Facebook post and tried to boost it and it was rejected and the reason was "Your ad wasn't approved because it doesn't follow our Advertising Policies by advertising "work from home", MLM, get rich quick and other inaccurate money-making opportunities. "
My post was this:
Want to learn how to create a profitable blogging business that generates passive income?
There's an online training platform called Wealthy Affiliate that teaches people how to build a profitable business from the ground up. They supply you with free websites, training, tools, support, and 1-on-1 coaching. Click on my link below to learn more: (link to my WA review)
Is there a way to get this to work by rewording it or something?
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seconds2work
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I learned from trial and error; When I first started working the social media, I received warning every time I posted. It's now been months, and I have not received a warning.
There is more work involved, but I believe it's worth the time.
There is more work involved, but I believe it's worth the time.
Chrissies
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MrKent
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How is your experience with paying to boost facebook posts? Do you actually get premium sign ups by doing so?
seconds2work
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Hi Mr. Kent,
I ran into the same problem. Facebook and a lot of other social media platform won't allow its members to post affiliate links in the article.
I found that when I create a post on my personal website, I can create a post on a social media and place a link to my website article.
So, what I do now is write a post that leads back to my personal website; from there I can lead my potential client to my Wealthy Affiliate profile.
I hope this helps you.
I ran into the same problem. Facebook and a lot of other social media platform won't allow its members to post affiliate links in the article.
I found that when I create a post on my personal website, I can create a post on a social media and place a link to my website article.
So, what I do now is write a post that leads back to my personal website; from there I can lead my potential client to my Wealthy Affiliate profile.
I hope this helps you.
MrKent
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Im not sure I understand. So you write a post on facebook that leads back to your personal website's post without affiliate links, then from that post without affiliate links you lead them to another post WITH affiliate links?
seconds2work
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1. Create your post on your personal website with your affiliate link leading to Wealthy Affiliate.
2 Create a post another post without any affiliate links on your social media page; do add a link leading to the post you created on your personal website.
Your followers can read the post on your social media of choice. if the content is engaging, your followers will go to your personal website for more information. From your website, they may follow the link to WA.
2 Create a post another post without any affiliate links on your social media page; do add a link leading to the post you created on your personal website.
Your followers can read the post on your social media of choice. if the content is engaging, your followers will go to your personal website for more information. From your website, they may follow the link to WA.
MrKent
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Yes thats what I did, but it was rejected. I didnt post any affiliate links in my facebook post itself, just a link to my WA review post on my website.
seconds2work
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