ClickBank nutra offer - PPC not allowed

Hey everyone,
I’ve been doing some research and want to start promoting a few ClickBank offers. However, I came across their guidelines, which state that affiliates cannot run any PPC brand campaigns. This includes platforms like Google, Facebook, Bing, Instagram, and Pinterest.

So, just to clarify: does this mean that paid ads on Google and Facebook are not allowed? It seems a bit strange since those are the biggest advertising platforms. Personally, I’ve been focusing on Google Ads, so does this mean I need to switch to SEO or explore other options?

Thanks for your insights!

Yeah. Paid adverts are not allowed in the sense that your customers clicks must not come directly from PPC platforms

You can still run PPC advert but your advert goal can be leads. You can use PPC to generate leads and then promote the offer via email marketing

You can set a landing page and redirect possible customers from your landing page to the clickbank offer. They will not be able to see that you use ads

Theben77 said:

Yeah. Paid adverts are not allowed in the sense that your customers clicks must not come directly from PPC platforms

You can still run PPC advert but your advert goal can be leads. You can use PPC to generate leads and then promote the offer via email marketing

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Kiloroni54 said:

You can set a landing page and redirect possible customers from your landing page to the clickbank offer. They will not be able to see that you use ads

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If I understand correctly, I can run PPC campaigns, but only without using the brand name. This rule appeared on almost all the offers I saw on ClickBank, so it wouldn’t make sense to completely block PPC for all offers, right?

TraffDistr said:

If I understand correctly, I can run PPC campaigns, but only without using the brand name. This rule appeared on almost all the offers I saw on ClickBank, so it wouldn’t make sense to completely block PPC for all offers, right?

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Absolutely. There is no reason to mention the brand name on your advert and web pages.

Why, on Facebook, you can set up advertising in the niche market. We promote five advertisers in Europe, and we launch ads bypassing moderation, and we launch absolutely any creative content without any problems. I don't know about Google, but with Facebook, at least for us, everything is fine.

are they really going to enforce the no paid ads on google and facebook rule or is it just something they put in the guidelines to cover themselves?