MachineLord
Supreme Member
- Aug 28, 2012
- 1,326
- 2,827
Looks like only way to monetize fb now is sending traffic to your website/adsense
Don't post Mylikes on Facebook
- Thread starter nayan87
- Start date
-
- Tags
- cpc ad network mylikes
Guys, there is a simple workaround. Let me go through everything before explaining how to do it.
I recently noticed that MyLikes is not exactly considered illegal on FB, but is in fact considered quite spammy, so as such,
when you post MyLikes anywhere, try clicking on it yourself, FB will ask you whether the content is considered spam or not.
And this will happen every single time you post a MyLikes link. As such, you leave the yourself vunerable for people to mark
your content as 'spam' because the button is just there. "Is this spam?" yes or no. 50/50 chance. It wouldn't matter if only a
100 people clicked on your link, but what if a thousand people did? How are you supposed to make sure some d!cks just
simply click this is spam for fun? Exactly, you can't.
So basically, to make sure you stay safe from FB's spam hammer, don't give people the option of determining whether you links
are spam or not.
But how ?
Iframes. Rather than linking straight from MyLikes, you Iframe the MyLikes page on your own site. You will still get paid, the level of
interaction with the MyLikes page doesn't drop, so your perfomance score if MyLikes is not affected. The only real difference in user
experience would be when you Iframe a page is that the URL will be kinda funny, not going to affect to any measure really.
In fact, by doing so, you could even add a pop-under or pop-over which regardless of the CTR will definitely bring you extra revenue.
so it actually makes sense to do it like this even if MyLikes wasn't considered spammy. I hope this info helps !
I recently noticed that MyLikes is not exactly considered illegal on FB, but is in fact considered quite spammy, so as such,
when you post MyLikes anywhere, try clicking on it yourself, FB will ask you whether the content is considered spam or not.
And this will happen every single time you post a MyLikes link. As such, you leave the yourself vunerable for people to mark
your content as 'spam' because the button is just there. "Is this spam?" yes or no. 50/50 chance. It wouldn't matter if only a
100 people clicked on your link, but what if a thousand people did? How are you supposed to make sure some d!cks just
simply click this is spam for fun? Exactly, you can't.
So basically, to make sure you stay safe from FB's spam hammer, don't give people the option of determining whether you links
are spam or not.
But how ?
Iframes. Rather than linking straight from MyLikes, you Iframe the MyLikes page on your own site. You will still get paid, the level of
interaction with the MyLikes page doesn't drop, so your perfomance score if MyLikes is not affected. The only real difference in user
experience would be when you Iframe a page is that the URL will be kinda funny, not going to affect to any measure really.
In fact, by doing so, you could even add a pop-under or pop-over which regardless of the CTR will definitely bring you extra revenue.
so it actually makes sense to do it like this even if MyLikes wasn't considered spammy. I hope this info helps !
- Mar 21, 2013
- 24,767
- 31,554
We don't pay for FB or Google, so WE are the products. WE are not supposed to make money on their properties....we do because it's a collateral they wish didn't exist. In fact they wish all the money to make in their pages was theirs. Keep that in mind when profiting from FB or Google organic search...
welcomeholm
Newbie
- Jun 24, 2013
- 40
- 10
You should be able to change the bit.ly url to something else through another URL shortener.
Hey, thanks a lot for the info. I'm considering using Mylikes again to monetize my new Facebook page. I intend on only making money through Mylikes at the moment as i'm a newbie. Where can I find a good place to learn how to create this Iframe for Mylikes? I do not currently own any other websites apart from my Facebook page. Would I need one to make an Iframe?
Mr Rishav
Senior Member
- Apr 27, 2013
- 966
- 315
Completely agree on this !!
Mr Rishav
Senior Member
- Apr 27, 2013
- 966
- 315
who told you this ??? :banghead:
have you ever tried posting their link on facebook ?
Zoomer3690
Regular Member
- Jun 20, 2013
- 248
- 36
Does mylikes even pay?
Those who are working with mylikes, how much are you getting paid per 1k clicks? Give that those are mixed views.
Those who are working with mylikes, how much are you getting paid per 1k clicks? Give that those are mixed views.
marshshehan
Newbie
- Aug 8, 2013
- 22
- 2
Thanks for all the information's... I might try this out now!!!!:salook:
AliDarakhshaan
Newbie
- Sep 4, 2013
- 28
- 1
I used to put mylikes links on my pages for an hour or so and then removed them but I was never banned. I don't use mylikes now there's a problem with their system which is really annoying. Your earnings go up and then suddenly they go down which pisses me off, sometimes more than $20 were deducted from my earnings.
killerseonic
Junior Member
- Feb 5, 2013
- 132
- 21
I used to have an account on mylikes but it was banned. I just post links on mu Twitter account, have not tried posting links on Facebook. Nice trick of deleting links/posts to avoid being banned. 
Mr Rishav
Senior Member
- Apr 27, 2013
- 966
- 315
It always happens ., They shave clicks ., this is not because you deleted your linkswhen i deleted my post on facebook my earnings went down, anyone could tell me what happened?