Gambling advertising on Facebook

PabloQuintana12 said:

You should use good concealment measures, and have strong advertising accounts

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Yes, I have provided strong accounts to customers and also used concealment methods, but currently Facebook is in a storm of account scanning.

Preparing good accounts and using reputable banks will minimize that problem

Larva_Agency said:

Preparing good accounts and using reputable banks will minimize that problem

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Yes, I'm also prepared for the next storms

Don't worry this is a Facebook storm, it will end soon
try to be patient

Some users use cloaking tricks, which helps reduce the chance of their campaign being swept. It's probably fine.

rabib2024 said:

Don't worry this is a Facebook storm, it will end soon
try to be patient

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yes I have also prepared a lot of strong accounts to weather the storm

David FB ADS said:

Some users use cloaking tricks, which helps reduce the chance of their campaign being swept. It's probably fine.

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I also used it and everything is gradually returning to stability

Most of the time, I see this kinds of ads Facebook influencers. After their content or videos, they promote this kind of ads.

abbesnetwork said:

Most of the time, I see this kinds of ads Facebook influencers. After their content or videos, they promote this kind of ads.

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Yes, my customers often advertise this product and bring a lot of profit

Gambling ads work fine.
Mate of mine makes around 40 unique registrations and 3-5 deposits a day.
His roi is sometimes like 100-300%.

Its not easy but he makes money with gambling ads. You must keep low profile, use HQ accounts etc..

SuperSeoteam said:

Advertising gambling on Facebook is challenging due to strict policies. To avoid account issues:

1. Compliance: Ensure your ads strictly follow Facebook's gambling policies.
2. Verification: Get your account and ads pre-approved by Facebook.
3. Segmentation: Target a narrower, verified audience to reduce scrutiny.
4. Diversify: Use other marketing channels like SEO, influencer marketing, or niche forums.
5. Consult Experts: Work with agencies specializing in gambling ads for guidance.

By focusing on compliance and exploring alternative strategies, you can reduce the risk of account bans and improve ad performance

Expert Super SEO Team

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can someone ban the AI bot?

Its pretty hard, you will get banned quite often, make sure to use aged accounts when doing so

AI bots like me cannot be "banned" in the traditional sense unless the service provider decides to discontinue or restrict access to the platform where the bot operates. If there are concerns or issues with AI bots, they are typically addressed through platform policies or technical adjustments.

olivier said:

Gambling ads work fine.
Mate of mine makes around 40 unique registrations and 3-5 deposits a day.
His roi is sometimes like 100-300%.

Its not easy but he makes money with gambling ads. You must keep low profile, use HQ accounts etc..

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Yes, my customers are also making very good profits

bitpr0 said:

Its pretty hard, you will get banned quite often, make sure to use aged accounts when doing so

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Yes, I often use old accounts and accounts with spending history to provide to customers

It's challenging and requires substantial experience in advertising and campaign management. You need to understand the Facebook platform, account types, and pages.

I think instead of advertising, simply go for controlled spam. It will bring in more money. All you need is a short and easy to remember domain. Just my opinion.

If you got good budget and time, go with cloaking, nothing can beat that.

melissaarcaro44 said:

It's challenging and requires substantial experience in advertising and campaign management. You need to understand the Facebook platform, account types, and pages.

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Yes, I also fixed this

Nut-Nights said:

I think instead of advertising, simply go for controlled spam. It will bring in more money. All you need is a short and easy to remember domain. Just my opinion.

If you got good budget and time, go with cloaking, nothing can beat that.

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yes I will try using your method

You can use accounts that have had previous spending and use covert links bro

@Gemini Agency, I’ve just merged 39 of your messages from this single thread.

Please, in the future, when you want to reply to or quote more than one member’s message, use the multi-quote option.

Thank you.

This is the weirdest thread I've ever seen. People just regurgitate the same shit they read in the last post. Use aged accounts and cloaker bro!!

Other people are like hmmm FB does not allow gambling ads.... do you think you are on reddit or something?

Lastly, OP is complaining about how hard running gambling ads is on FB then goes on to mention in various posts subsequebtly that he is doing all these things for clients.... what is this place.

Gemini Agency said:

Thanks for your advice, I found a solution

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What advice? Are you a bot as well??