Need help to cloak facebook pixel

patrickhill

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Hello looking for a help or tutorial how to cloak Facebook pixel i was looking at the posts on forum but nothing really helps Facebook got banned in 2 days i got white domain where bots are redirected and black domain where people sign up and got redirected to the thank you page. Really appreciate any help!
 
I think the pixel placed on the landing page, for statistical results, does not affect the account being banned
 
should i place pixel on the white domain(doesnt make sense) or the black domain(but facebook can track the page then ? ) ?
 
do you have any guide how to do it with wordpress i need to collect leads in the pixel ? also one more question if i put the pixel on the landing page(black domain) and in facebook ad i put white domain is facebook gonna recognize that and ban account ?
 
I find that when you place a pixel on your landing page, it doesn't affect your account at all
 
Hello looking for a help or tutorial how to cloak Facebook pixel i was looking at the posts on forum but nothing really helps Facebook got banned in 2 days i got white domain where bots are redirected and black domain where people sign up and got redirected to the thank you page. Really appreciate any help!
You should install the pixel on your website, then on the website you will be able to install more conversions and optimize registrations.
 
Issues with placing a pixel that tracks conversion results, it does not impact the account
 
You can place a pixel on your landing page which can provide many benefits without affecting your account
 
I guess you folks are aware of the fact that one of the most sensitive issues when cloaking is the final tatget URL. Therefore, placing a pixel on the money page is like merely disclosing everything to fb.
The logic says that if the pixel goes only on the white page, fb will see the gap, namely traffic not triggering the pixel.
The thank you page idea is not, unfortunately, a practical solution because we want the users hitting the target link, not the thank you page, which if it had both pixel and redirect would be vulnerable to same "gap", except the case it would receive traffic only from white page.

The solution would be to load the pixel in some type of temporary header, from where it gets discarded before the real LP gets loaded, e.g., via a redirect. So the temporary header should parse the final URL, redirect and then left behind as the pixel will reside there.
 
I think you should can place a pixel on your landing page, it not affecting your account
 
When there was a time people did banner exchange, I have seen that the simple fact of having our image loaded into partners pages logged a lot of data on our apache server logs. At that time I didn't know much about how a server works so I was amazed by this fact. Now, fb has an app, an inhouse browser so I guess one should carefully weight how handles these things.
 
Use web domains that are not related to advertising or are trustworthy sites, Avoid using shortened URLs or spam sites, Thoroughly monitor and test your advertising campaigns for growth Identify and correct any problems promptly.
 
You can install the pixel directly on your landing page without any problem, the important thing is that your cloaker must always be on
 
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