nutra offers on facebook
- Thread starter Harpoon
- Start date
thanks for your answer.Good luck with farsebook+nutra
People say they do it, get banned then need new accounts for ads all the time ... so
This is *against their `community` policy*
Zuck dictates to the `community`
Zuck farts then farsebook sniffs
which vertical would you recommend for facebook ads?
Promoting on FB with white hat is not difficult at all. The thing is that the "hayride" for black hatters is pretty much over at FB. There are those still doing it, but they go through dozens of fake accounts a week to keep their game going. I have a good friend in the black hat game (millions a year from FB) and he's restructuring now to slide over to the white hat game.
There are tons of ways to earn with FB, you just have to build proper funnels that lead to FB acceptable landers and subsequently FB acceptable practices.
Your AM's should have some insight as to what offers they have that are working well on FB. Also, If you use Social AdScout (et al) to find what ads and copy are working, you can mimic them.
There are tons of ways to earn with FB, you just have to build proper funnels that lead to FB acceptable landers and subsequently FB acceptable practices.
Your AM's should have some insight as to what offers they have that are working well on FB. Also, If you use Social AdScout (et al) to find what ads and copy are working, you can mimic them.
Facebook is too aggravating for me
very vanilla, very mainstream and not in any regulated industry ...
True in so many ways, but I gleen a bit off the FB train every month. It isn't a bad idea for noobs to get into FB and learn the platform and ad practices. There is room for some earnings there as a noob.
I do agree though, there are an abundance of ways to acquire traffic aside from FB. I like my continuous build of site lists for my banners at reasonably cheap rates, great targeted traffic in the long run when one finds the right cooperating sites.
Last edited:
what traffic source would you recommend besides facebook?Facebook is too aggravating for me
very vanilla, very mainstream and not in any regulated industry ...
Graybeard
Well-Known Member
TBH; I am trying to work that out with CBD which is a product similar to nutra in intent but utterly banned from social media advertising. Also, CBD is banned (or extremely limited) in PPC like Google and Bing.
My answer is: Push ads, native ads, adult or porn ads and some guerilla incentivized ideas of getting some social media posts by users. I am finding some marginal PPC and CPC also.
CBD has been shown to be not harmful in higher dosages -- how well it works is debatable but 2/3 of the 10% of US Americans that have tried it are somewhat satisfied --so I consider it to be a *responsible* product. I cannot say that for most nutra type products yet many are sold at retail or online in places like Amazon -- so what's Facebook's problem? IDK -- but I know Facebook has many problems.
Farcebook has a very well developed ad segmentation as TJ says. Why not offer something acceptable to their ad moderators? You could gather an audience from facebook (somehow -- emails or a website) then later offer some nutra or other product to your earned audience independently of Farsebook ads ...
With the right workarounds you can "shit where you eat" ... sometimes
My answer is: Push ads, native ads, adult or porn ads and some guerilla incentivized ideas of getting some social media posts by users. I am finding some marginal PPC and CPC also.
CBD has been shown to be not harmful in higher dosages -- how well it works is debatable but 2/3 of the 10% of US Americans that have tried it are somewhat satisfied --so I consider it to be a *responsible* product. I cannot say that for most nutra type products yet many are sold at retail or online in places like Amazon -- so what's Facebook's problem? IDK -- but I know Facebook has many problems.
Farcebook has a very well developed ad segmentation as TJ says. Why not offer something acceptable to their ad moderators? You could gather an audience from facebook (somehow -- emails or a website) then later offer some nutra or other product to your earned audience independently of Farsebook ads ...
With the right workarounds you can "shit where you eat" ... sometimes
As far as I know, nutra is still widely accepted on Facebook.
Graybeard
Well-Known Member
OK BOOMER (<LOL>) Some get through
Ad Library
Only ads about social issues, elections or politics are included. <<< there is your 'angle' if that makes any sense to you
6. Unsafe Supplements
Policy
Ads must not promote the sale or use of unsafe supplements, as determined by Facebook in its sole discretion.
Examples
Unsafe supplements, including but not limited to anabolic steroids, chitosan, comfrey, dehydroepiandrosterone, ephedra, and human growth hormones.
Farsebook retains the right to do whatever they want to do ^^^ That is what is said there. If you want to pay games with the facebook kids -- good luck to the winners.
Ad Library
Only ads about social issues, elections or politics are included. <<< there is your 'angle' if that makes any sense to you
6. Unsafe Supplements
Policy
Ads must not promote the sale or use of unsafe supplements, as determined by Facebook in its sole discretion.
Examples
Unsafe supplements, including but not limited to anabolic steroids, chitosan, comfrey, dehydroepiandrosterone, ephedra, and human growth hormones.
Farsebook retains the right to do whatever they want to do ^^^ That is what is said there. If you want to pay games with the facebook kids -- good luck to the winners.
Similar threads
