You need a certificate from FB to run dating ads, I guess you could cloak etc but that's not long term thinking. some programs might allow fb ads, usually it's hush hush tho
If you're new to dating affiliates and looking to test the waters without too much hassle, I'd suggest giving PartnerDating a shot for driving traffic. They've got a niche in connecting older guys (40+) with Slavic women, which converts pretty well if your audience fits that demo. The setup is straightforward—free sign-up, real-time tracking, and options like 25% revshare lifetime or CPA up to $300 per lead. No upfront costs, and their AI matching plus video features help with user retention. I've seen decent results scaling FB ads to it after some A/B testing, especially in top-tier countries. Just make sure to comply with ad policies or use cloaking wisely as mentioned earlier in the thread. It's a solid beginner-friendly option to add to your mix alongside CrakRevenue.
Hi, here are some affiliate program recommendations in the dating niche that you might want to consider: AdultFriendFinder, Ashley Madison, eHarmony, Match.com, and Plenty of Fish. These dating websites, besides being free, have affiliate programs with a good commission structure and promotional tools. I recommend that you first get to know your audience and make sure you understand who you're targeting. This will help you create more effective ads. Experiment with different ad types and audiences to see what works best, and use Facebook's analytics tools to track your ad performance and adjust them as needed.
I recommend Click Dealer; I've been working with this network for a long time and can highly recommend it.
Can I use Twitter's free adult traffic to promote dating offers?
