Facebook ads + CPA?

[RakeItIn]

Anyone have experience with this? I've heard it can be pretty profitable if you are good with facebook targeting.

 

[Setox]

it can be pretty profitable

Correct : it can be pretty profitable if you learned how to prevent your accounts from being banned.

 

[RakeItIn]

Correct : it can be pretty profitable if you learned how to prevent your accounts from being banned.

Well I'm using a landing page so I think I should be fine

 

[TylerSplash]

Well I'm using a landing page so I think I should be fine

If you are using landing page be prepared to be banned quickly , you have to use cloaker to prevent that.

 

[Setox]

Well I'm using a landing page so I think I should be fine

keep it user friendly with a good design & content, and your ad text professional, you'll be OK.
If it's a new ad account, i suggest you first run some boosted posts ad for random pages to build trust.

 

[Setox]

If you are using landing page be prepared to be banned quickly , you have to use cloaker to prevent that.

I'm always using prelanders without cloaking, and everything is fine.

 

[Rit Man]

can you give some hints on where to find good CPA offers ?

 

[RakeItIn]

can you give some hints on where to find good CPA offers ?

I use Max Bounty

 

[Weblycos]

I never actually ran any dodgy campaign with fb ads. What type of cpa campaign have you ran on fb and how profitable was that?

 

[RakeItIn]

I never actually ran any dodgy campaign with fb ads. What type of cpa campaign have you ran on fb and how profitable was that?

I'm just starting now, my ads haven't even started to run yet.

 

[KHR]

You can't promote Affiliate Offers by Facebook Ad.

 

[RakeItIn]

You can't promote Affiliate Offers by Facebook Ad.

You can't promote a direct affiliate link, but I believe you are allowed to have a landing page that links to an affiliate offer. Even if you can't, you could still build an email list and then email your leads an affiliate offer.

 

[Sephrata]

You can't promote Affiliate Offers by Facebook Ad.

Erm, totally incorrect.

 

[mr.pr!nce]

You can't promote Affiliate Offers by Facebook Ad

I''m still in learning stage and was just thinking to promote Affiliate offers :|

 

[MaxAffiliate77]

Everything depends on the scope. In any case, I wish you good luck!

 

[KHR]

Erm, totally incorrect.

You must have your own Lander. You can't Direct Link Your Product.

You should know, FB really Strict about the Affiliate Offers...

 

[Sephrata]

You should know, FB really Strict about the Affiliate Offers...

There is nothing wrong with direct affiliate linking on Facebook - it's not against the rules and the help team say it's fine on the Community Forum.

The big issue is the end product/service you're promoting. A lot of affiliate promoted offers/services fall foul of Facebook rules, so you cannot promote them directly and if you use your own lander, then eventually you will get moderated.

Facebook blocks certain direct links, e.g. Clickbank domains. This is not because they do not allow direct linking, it's because 95% of Clickbank is BS.

 

[MisterF]

There is nothing wrong with direct affiliate linking on Facebook - it's not against the rules and the help team say it's fine on the Community Forum.

The big issue is the end product/service you're promoting. A lot of affiliate promoted offers/services fall foul of Facebook rules, so you cannot promote them directly and if you use your own lander, then eventually you will get moderated.

Facebook blocks certain direct links, e.g. Clickbank domains. This is not because they do not allow direct linking, it's because 95% of Clickbank is BS.

People forget this, see just bigger cpa numbers and don't think about researching if it's against FB T&Cs.

 

[Sephrata]

People forget this, see just bigger cpa numbers and don't think about researching if it's against FB T&Cs.

Exactly this.

Facebook rules are actually really clear and they even give examples as to what's allowed/not.

 

[KHR]

There is nothing wrong with direct affiliate linking on Facebook - it's not against the rules and the help team say it's fine on the Community Forum.

The big issue is the end product/service you're promoting. A lot of affiliate promoted offers/services fall foul of Facebook rules, so you cannot promote them directly and if you use your own lander, then eventually you will get moderated.

Facebook blocks certain direct links, e.g. Clickbank domains. This is not because they do not allow direct linking, it's because 95% of Clickbank is BS.

Have you promoted direct Affiliate Link by Facebook Ads Recently?