So I noticed at the beginning of this month that all of my ads were at a QS of 1/10 and no impressions/clicks. Checking prosper I noticed the Microsoft bot hitting one of my CPA offers multiple times.
I contacted them through chat to see what's up. They basically said my account had been identified as having editorial issues. They wanted to know why on one of my campaigns landing pages that they had to enter their email to get more information. The landing page basically is your standard one with a headline, the email submit form, privacy notice and a bulleted list of what they get after signing up. I told them that the information and free gift is provided through an email course.
They said when I am requesting the email it looks like I am monetizing the email. I advised them that it wasn't a CPA email/zip submit offer.
"The issue with the landing page is that there is no actual content on the landing page. I have to provide my email before I can learn anything else. That is not allowed"
But they were fine with one campaign that was direct linking to a video that had about two sentences of content under it.
Anybody else run into this lately? Is Bing just getting more stricter.. I knew this was the case with Google Adwords, but I though Bing was a little more lax on that front. They said many accounts do this and while they work for the short term, once the bot finds it the account gets frozen like what happened to mine.
I figured a workaround would be to get a 500 word article added under the opt-in form.. I was using Lead Rocket though so I kind of liked the simple look to it all.
I contacted them through chat to see what's up. They basically said my account had been identified as having editorial issues. They wanted to know why on one of my campaigns landing pages that they had to enter their email to get more information. The landing page basically is your standard one with a headline, the email submit form, privacy notice and a bulleted list of what they get after signing up. I told them that the information and free gift is provided through an email course.
They said when I am requesting the email it looks like I am monetizing the email. I advised them that it wasn't a CPA email/zip submit offer.
"The issue with the landing page is that there is no actual content on the landing page. I have to provide my email before I can learn anything else. That is not allowed"
But they were fine with one campaign that was direct linking to a video that had about two sentences of content under it.
Anybody else run into this lately? Is Bing just getting more stricter.. I knew this was the case with Google Adwords, but I though Bing was a little more lax on that front. They said many accounts do this and while they work for the short term, once the bot finds it the account gets frozen like what happened to mine.
I figured a workaround would be to get a 500 word article added under the opt-in form.. I was using Lead Rocket though so I kind of liked the simple look to it all.
Just don't make it look completely that you are here to make money.