Facebook Video Ad

Blur details related to gambling, in videos you will be less likely to have Facebook's AI evaluate and disqualify your campaign
 
When posting a campaign, you need to get Facebook approval, so you need to change the images and videos to avoid violations.
 
Banned products like gambling will be banned by Facebook sooner or later. So just take the time to post and prepare many accounts to maintain advertising. In the advertising section, there is also an option to display Insta, you can choose that option so that the ad can be distributed on Insta.
 
You should edit video before you public them like: Blur video or just put some key words that deal with gambling
 
Because this is a sensitive product, before posting you should blur it and wrap the link to avoid violations.
 
You just need to transfer all the content into the video, not too much text for an advertisement
 
Hi,

I am preparing a video ad (gambling) on Facebook and I have a few questions ;

1. Does Facebook also screen the campaign image/video before approving it?
2. Is there any way to clock the image and video ? (FYI, i know how to clock the landing page)
3.Can anyone confirm if i can link a Telegram group to campaign ?

Thanks
When your article has a link attached, it will be very difficult to distribute
- Of course, images and videos of gambling will be scanned very harshly
 
Hi,

I am preparing a video ad (gambling) on Facebook and I have a few questions ;

1. Does Facebook also screen the campaign image/video before approving it?
2. Is there any way to clock the image and video ? (FYI, i know how to clock the landing page)
3.Can anyone confirm if i can link a Telegram group to campaign ?

Thanks
If the full video is about a gambling app, it will definitely be scanned. You can run the image and you will be able to bypass it.
 
Hi,

I am preparing a video ad (gambling) on Facebook and I have a few questions ;

1. Does Facebook also screen the campaign image/video before approving it?
2. Is there any way to clock the image and video ? (FYI, i know how to clock the landing page)
3.Can anyone confirm if i can link a Telegram group to campaign ?

Thanks
Of course, facebook will censor the content, so you should try to minimize violations
 
Hi,

I am preparing a video ad (gambling) on Facebook and I have a few questions ;

1. Does Facebook also screen the campaign image/video before approving it?
2. Is there any way to clock the image and video ? (FYI, i know how to clock the landing page)
Yes, Facebook reviews both images and videos. you can conceal images or videos by adding watermarks or overlays to bypass Facebook's moderation.
 
You can blur the offending image, otherwise the banned image will appear briefly, near the end of the video.
 
Facebook screens advertising images and videos before approval; If the policy is not followed, your ad may be disapproved.
You must use editing software to edit images/videos before uploading.
Telegram group links may not be allowed in ads, especially with sensitive content; You should check Facebook's policies.
 
Sure, Facebook will review the images and videos you use. If any details are found that do not comply with advertising policies, your ad will be disapproved. On the contrary, if Facebook accepts, the ad will be active.
 
Facebook screens ad images and videos before approving them; if they don't comply with our policies, your ad may be disapproved.
 
Your videos and content are difficult to pass censorship, instead you can change the content and blur them to easily pass censorship
 
people often put video ads in a very long video of 4-5 hours, to hide their video
 
fb always screens videos before approving them. so find tricks to avoid fb's censorship.
 
Hi,

I am preparing a video ad (gambling) on Facebook and I have a few questions ;

1. Does Facebook also screen the campaign image/video before approving it?
2. Is there any way to clock the image and video ? (FYI, i know how to clock the landing page)
3.Can anyone confirm if i can link a Telegram group to campaign ?

Thanks
Before advertising can be active, it must go through Facebook's review process, so products or campaigns that violate the rules often have their videos and images blurred before you post.
 
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