- Nov 29, 2018
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Normally, the first time an Ad is rejected, there is a high possibility that you have violated a certain Facebook policy without knowing it. Then, depending on the factors below, Facebook will reject a series of your remaining Ads. .
Factors leading to mass rejection of ads:
Similarly, after being rejected for the first time, the link you previously ran will be blacklisted and Facebook will automatically reject every Ad you use that link.
And of particular note is the viral nature of both of the above specifically
Solution to avoid mass Ad rejection:
Bonus Tip#: Instant Experience FB scans its content, not just the description. I draw it from my own experience.
After researching for a few days, I realized this. If you think it's not right, please comment.
- I encourage you to take the time to read and understand FB's Policy to avoid headaches in the long run.
- Policy link as a practical example for you: https://www.facebookblueprint. com/student/path/187040-ad-policies-for-content-creative-and-targeting
Factors leading to mass rejection of ads:
- Page does not have enough trust: usually a newly created page or one with little interaction, abandoned and now used to run ads.
- The link you used to run the first time was rejected
Similarly, after being rejected for the first time, the link you previously ran will be blacklisted and Facebook will automatically reject every Ad you use that link.
And of particular note is the viral nature of both of the above specifically
- If you bring a blacklisted link to a new page, that new page will also be added to the blacklist.
- Similarly, if you bring a page that has been blacklisted to a new link, your new link will also be lost.
Solution to avoid mass Ad rejection:
- Read and understand Policy
- Edit the ad according to the correct policy
- Use Page trust to advertise
- In case of mass ad refusal. Change new pages and links (don't use shortened ones) that are not related to previous old pages and links.
Bonus Tip#: Instant Experience FB scans its content, not just the description. I draw it from my own experience.
After researching for a few days, I realized this. If you think it's not right, please comment.
