45% click loss running FB to direct link (cloaking issue)

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im routing fb traffic to a direct link offer using cloaking (tested both TrafficSaviour and JCI). problem is my click loss is almost 45%. half of my actual mobile traffic goes to the safe page when filter settings are on strict.
if i lower the filter, FB review bots get through and ban the account in a just few hours.
should i stop using direct links on FB and switch to a local prelander with PHP? or is there a better way to filter these residential bots without losing half my real traffic?
 
Can you provide more information about the filters you use, exact filters ? or show us log snippet
 
im routing fb traffic to a direct link offer using cloaking (tested both TrafficSaviour and JCI). problem is my click loss is almost 45%. half of my actual mobile traffic goes to the safe page when filter settings are on strict.
if i lower the filter, FB review bots get through and ban the account in a just few hours.
should i stop using direct links on FB and switch to a local prelander with PHP? or is there a better way to filter these residential bots without losing half my real traffic?
Loss of 45% of clicks is rather high. at the vry least, I would recommend starting with checking logs of mobile operating systems, ISPs nd countries becuz you might lose legitimate users that are similar to bots.
 
im routing fb traffic to a direct link offer using cloaking (tested both TrafficSaviour and JCI). problem is my click loss is almost 45%. half of my actual mobile traffic goes to the safe page when filter settings are on strict.
if i lower the filter, FB review bots get through and ban the account in a just few hours.
should i stop using direct links on FB and switch to a local prelander with PHP? or is there a better way to filter these residential bots without losing half my real traffic?
I’m also using cloaking, but when Facebook’s residential IPs come through, they seem to detect the cloaking.
 
Loss of 45% of clicks is rather high. at the vry least, I would recommend starting with checking logs of mobile operating systems, ISPs nd countries becuz you might lose legitimate users that are similar to bots.
Don't block too much. There are many reasons an account can get banned, and sometimes it's not because the cloaking is weak. It could be the creative, the domain, or people seeing the ad and reporting it.
 
Don't block too much. There are many reasons an account can get banned, and sometimes it's not because the cloaking is weak. It could be the creative, the domain, or people seeing the ad and reporting it.

A/B testing is required for that. Gotta pinpoint where the funnel is abandoned
 
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