anyone using trafficsaviour for fb casino offers?

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i m setting up a casino offer on fb ads .using maxbounty for the offer, domain i had bought last week on namecheap nd running simple vps on hetzner.
my main issue is getting caught after some time getting ad live may be by fb crawlers on my money page .
i was looking at TrafficSaviour to handle the bot traffic but i have never used it before.
also which redirection should i go with php or js redirect?
 
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potog said:
i m setting up a casino offer on fb ads .using maxbounty for the offer, domain i had bought last week on namecheap nd running simple vps on hetzner.
my main issue is getting caught after some time getting ad live may be by fb crawlers on my money page .
i was looking at TrafficSaviour to handle the bot traffic but i have never used it before.
also which redirection should i go with php or js redirect?
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I’d use the filtering mainly to separate crawler/bot traffic from real visitors and check the logs first. That should give you a better idea of what’s actually causing the issue before changing your redirect setup.
 
Traffic savior is ok to filter bot traffic but wont recommend it for securing grey ads
 
potog said:
i m setting up a casino offer on fb ads .using maxbounty for the offer, domain i had bought last week on namecheap nd running simple vps on hetzner.
my main issue is getting caught after some time getting ad live may be by fb crawlers on my money page .
i was looking at TrafficSaviour to handle the bot traffic but i have never used it before.
also which redirection should i go with php or js redirect?
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agency link is somewhat right if you just use basic redirects, JS or PHP redirect on FB casino gets flagged fast regardless of the filter. JS integration or no redirect at lander level with TrafficSaviour works way better for casino so FB crawlers only see the whitepage while real traffic passes through seamlessly.
 
potog said:
i m setting up a casino offer on fb ads .using maxbounty for the offer, domain i had bought last week on namecheap nd running simple vps on hetzner.
my main issue is getting caught after some time getting ad live may be by fb crawlers on my money page .
i was looking at TrafficSaviour to handle the bot traffic but i have never used it before.
also which redirection should i go with php or js redirect?
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the setup should be kept simple in the beginning until testing is done. the problem with the crawler could be an issue with the entire funnel nd not necessarilly the redirect. it would be interesting to know about other peoples experience with this system.
 
nasina said:
the setup should be kept simple in the beginning until testing is done. the problem with the crawler could be an issue with the entire funnel nd not necessarilly the redirect. it would be interesting to know about other peoples experience with this system.
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rather than concentrating on just the redirect i would examine the entire sales funnel. there is probably an issue with the landing page or perhaps even the ad itself or maybe it is just part of the affiliate agreement that is causing the offer to be blocked repeattedly.
 
potog said:
i m setting up a casino offer on fb ads .using maxbounty for the offer, domain i had bought last week on namecheap nd running simple vps on hetzner.
my main issue is getting caught after some time getting ad live may be by fb crawlers on my money page .
i was looking at TrafficSaviour to handle the bot traffic but i have never used it before.
also which redirection should i go with php or js redirect?
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In legitimate cases, I would make it a point to have the landing page stay complant instead of making it hidden to crawlers. In case of redirects, server,side PHP works better than JavaScript in case all one wants is a straightforward redirect.
 
potog said:
i m setting up a casino offer on fb ads .using maxbounty for the offer, domain i had bought last week on namecheap nd running simple vps on hetzner.
my main issue is getting caught after some time getting ad live may be by fb crawlers on my money page .
i was looking at TrafficSaviour to handle the bot traffic but i have never used it before.
also which redirection should i go with php or js redirect?
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dont worry so much about the redirect method, main issue here is probably hetzner and a brand new domain. fb crawlers auto flag cheap hosting ip ranges and fresh name cheap domains before they even check the page.
Trafficsaviour filtering is decent for catching those crawlers but u should run it behind a gud cdn like cloudflare. if your server ip is already flagged, no cloaker can saves the campaign.
 
potog said:
i m setting up a casino offer on fb ads .using maxbounty for the offer, domain i had bought last week on namecheap nd running simple vps on hetzner.
my main issue is getting caught after some time getting ad live may be by fb crawlers on my money page .
i was looking at TrafficSaviour to handle the bot traffic but i have never used it before.
also which redirection should i go with php or js redirect?
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there is no general answer to that. offers and funnels may work differently, so i would test the funnel gradually nd monitor the results. also, consider if there are any special needs for the offer regarding traffic nd redirrections.
 
inkoza said:
there is no general answer to that. offers and funnels may work differently, so i would test the funnel gradually nd monitor the results. also, consider if there are any special needs for the offer regarding traffic nd redirrections.
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I would definitely not assume that one process will work in all cases. I try to test everything step by step and pay attention to how conversion quality and redirects affect the results.
It is also important to look at the traffic conditions of the offer, especially if there are any redirects involved.
 
Be very cautious with trying to cloak the money page from any Facebook crawler, since that could easily become a policy account issue very fast. The best way would just be to keep everything in the funnel consistent and do the proper tracking/testing on the landing pages.
 
I wouldn’t rely on TrafficSaviour or redirects to hide the money page. For casino offers, the safer route is a compliant landing page and proper Meta gambling approval, otherwise the account will likely get flagged again.
 
ryanmcarter said:
I wouldn’t rely on TrafficSaviour or redirects to hide the money page. For casino offers, the safer route is a compliant landing page and proper Meta gambling approval, otherwise the account will likely get flagged again.
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Of course, that will not address the compliance problem but create yet another red flag for the platform. As far as betting ads go, having the landing page and the website comply with the requermentsfirst is more sustainable.
 
traffic saviour helps filter bots but fb still catches a lot or casino stuff accounts dont last long once spend goes up
 
potog said:
i m setting up a casino offer on fb ads .using maxbounty for the offer, domain i had bought last week on namecheap nd running simple vps on hetzner.
my main issue is getting caught after some time getting ad live may be by fb crawlers on my money page .
i was looking at TrafficSaviour to handle the bot traffic but i have never used it before.
also which redirection should i go with php or js redirect?
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PHP vs JS isn't the main issue. Facebook checks your creative, keywords, safe page, domain, redirects, account history, and AI review. Cloaking only handles part of this.
 
potog said:
i m setting up a casino offer on fb ads .using maxbounty for the offer, domain i had bought last week on namecheap nd running simple vps on hetzner.
my main issue is getting caught after some time getting ad live may be by fb crawlers on my money page .
i was looking at TrafficSaviour to handle the bot traffic but i have never used it before.
also which redirection should i go with php or js redirect?
Click to expand...
I am being honest here, I would try solving the problem at the compliance level rather than masking the offer from the crawlers. this is not an issue that is going to be solved by PHP over JS.
 
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