CPA+FB? How to link?

CMG

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Hi, guys! As you well know, Facebook doesn't allow affiliate links. In this case, how do you promote? Do you use cloaking, hosting? Is there any guide on how to set these things up? I'm a noob when it comes to programming and/or coding.:(:oops: Help is greatly appreciated.
 
My understanding is you make a soft lander like a review page or blog that talks about related subjects, has some ads or affiliate links in various spots on the page and then your reviews or article or post recommends the offer on the CPA lander. Facebook's AI is getting better, it can't be tricked easily. So you want it to be legit and the CPA offer not fraudulent. Likewise, your lander needs a SSL certificate or chrome will block it now.
 
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Buy a domain which has your landing page or redirects to one. Don't use url shortners.
 
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I think that cloaker will not work in the long-term but it can may work in the short-term. Buying a domain and redirect it is the way to go.
 
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Instead of a general complicated answer ill actually give you something actionable to do to solve this quick.

I do it for free. Go to 000webhost and its free to sign up. Create a simple site, use their website builder, select a simple landing page theme with 1 header and a single clicktrhough button.

Give the site a name. Change the text of the header to a nice actionable title like "click here to find out XYZ" and insert the affiliate link into the button below it and change the text to "click here"

Now delete all other elements in the page and optimize it for mobile too takes an extra 5 minutes

Click publish. Now you get a link to your free site you can promote on facebook. Everyone who clicks through the button on the page will see your cpa offer.

The paid way:
I use Clickmagick. Create a link, add your cpa link and enable cloaking. Now go buy a domain and link it to clickmagick. You can now visit your custom domain and it will show your cpa offer, cloaked from Facebook.

Even without cloaking option enabled, You can set clickmagick to block facebook bots from visiting your cpa url. So by using clickmagick youre naturally cloaked if you enable filtering of bot traffic
 
My understanding is you make a soft lander like a review page or blog that talks about related subjects, has some ads or affiliate links in various spots on the page and then your reviews or article or post recommends the offer on the CPA lander. Facebook's AI is getting better, it can't be tricked easily. So you want it to be legit and the CPA offer not fraudulent. Likewise, your lander needs a SSL certificate or chrome will block it now.
Buy a domain which has your landing page or redirects to one. Don't use url shortners.
use cloaker :D
Long term or short-tem you need goood ... FB update ---> cloaker update....
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Instead of a general complicated answer ill actually give you something actionable to do to solve this quick.

I do it for free. Go to 000webhost and its free to sign up. Create a simple site, use their website builder, select a simple landing page theme with 1 header and a single clicktrhough button.

Give the site a name. Change the text of the header to a nice actionable title like "click here to find out XYZ" and insert the affiliate link into the button below it and change the text to "click here"

Now delete all other elements in the page and optimize it for mobile too takes an extra 5 minutes

Click publish. Now you get a link to your free site you can promote on facebook. Everyone who clicks through the button on the page will see your cpa offer.

The paid way:
I use Clickmagick. Create a link, add your cpa link and enable cloaking. Now go buy a domain and link it to clickmagick. You can now visit your custom domain and it will show your cpa offer, cloaked from Facebook.

Even without cloaking option enabled, You can set clickmagick to block facebook bots from visiting your cpa url. So by using clickmagick youre naturally cloaked if you enable filtering of bot traffic
Great answers, thank you! I'm a noob trying to start out, it's great to see that I can find people willing to help me.
 
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