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I met someone that said he was using Messenger and low key bragging about how well it worked. Anyone else has tried this to confirm. Basically what he’s doing:

  1. Runs FB ads with a m.me Messenger link since according to him conversations aren’t under same review policies as ad review. No external site so who are they gonna ding?
  2. The Messenger link is a subscription link created with 1send. Which the users then get a prompt to subscribe to a Messenger list (this is new to me but learned it’s broadcast list on FB). Immediately after they click the subscribe button, then he shares the external website link.
  3. He said the best part is b/c also now subscribed, in 1send, he just blasts campaigns like SMS. No added costs and w/o going through ad review. Extends his ad spend

I’m tempted to try since the tool is cheap. But wanted to see if anyone else has done it. He says he’s done it with multiple pages and really easy to blast campaigns.
 
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It depends on many factors, campaign - country - media etc. but you can try like him, messenger campaigns will be easier to pass the censorship and the cost per result is also cheaper. What you need to do well is redirect customers from messenger to their landing page and the successful registration rate will be very low. On the contrary, with lead generation and website campaigns, there will be more qualified customers and your website registration rate will be higher. Consider
 
This is a pretty smart way, I am also often invited to messenger groups through links, the way they advertise in messenger is simple but has a lot of interaction, but this strategy is for those who are really interested, not as widespread as advertising on Facebook, and sometimes makes participants feel uncomfortable, try it, the cost is quite low, the conversion rate is better
 
It will be cheaper but not very effective, consider it
 
I think it will not be as effective as advertising on Facebook. You can try it to judge the effectiveness yourself.
 
I find it ineffective. also leads to many trash customers. You should run conversion, attach pixels. to be able to measure results more accurately than running a mess
 
sglolly said:
I met someone that said he was using Messenger and low key bragging about how well it worked. Anyone else has tried this to confirm. Basically what he’s doing:

  1. Runs FB ads with a m.me Messenger link since according to him conversations aren’t under same review policies as ad review. No external site so who are they gonna ding?
  2. The Messenger link is a subscription link created with 1send. Which the users then get a prompt to subscribe to a Messenger list (this is new to me but learned it’s broadcast list on FB). Immediately after they click the subscribe button, then he shares the external website link.
  3. He said the best part is b/c also now subscribed, in 1send, he just blasts campaigns like SMS. No added costs and w/o going through ad review. Extends his ad spend

I’m tempted to try since the tool is cheap. But wanted to see if anyone else has done it. He says he’s done it with multiple pages and really easy to blast campaigns.
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This type of campaign will bypass the AI algorithm but the conversion efficiency is not good.
 
Yes, this method may be easy to pass censorship and low cost, but it will be difficult to get the potential customers we want.
 
This method can pass Facebook's test and go into operation easily, low cost, but you will lose time for direct customer care via messages.
 
sglolly said:
I met someone that said he was using Messenger and low key bragging about how well it worked. Anyone else has tried this to confirm. Basically what he’s doing:

  1. Runs FB ads with a m.me Messenger link since according to him conversations aren’t under same review policies as ad review. No external site so who are they gonna ding?
  2. The Messenger link is a subscription link created with 1send. Which the users then get a prompt to subscribe to a Messenger list (this is new to me but learned it’s broadcast list on FB). Immediately after they click the subscribe button, then he shares the external website link.
  3. He said the best part is b/c also now subscribed, in 1send, he just blasts campaigns like SMS. No added costs and w/o going through ad review. Extends his ad spend

I’m tempted to try since the tool is cheap. But wanted to see if anyone else has done it. He says he’s done it with multiple pages and really easy to blast campaigns.
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I think this will not be as good as the way you advertise normally, because you can see there will be a lot of spam messages and have to check and respond to messages every day.
 
sglolly said:
I met someone that said he was using Messenger and low key bragging about how well it worked. Anyone else has tried this to confirm. Basically what he’s doing:

  1. Runs FB ads with a m.me Messenger link since according to him conversations aren’t under same review policies as ad review. No external site so who are they gonna ding?
  2. The Messenger link is a subscription link created with 1send. Which the users then get a prompt to subscribe to a Messenger list (this is new to me but learned it’s broadcast list on FB). Immediately after they click the subscribe button, then he shares the external website link.
  3. He said the best part is b/c also now subscribed, in 1send, he just blasts campaigns like SMS. No added costs and w/o going through ad review. Extends his ad spend

I’m tempted to try since the tool is cheap. But wanted to see if anyone else has done it. He says he’s done it with multiple pages and really easy to blast campaigns.
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This method can be more cost-effective, but it is difficult to find potential for customers
 
sglolly said:
I met someone that said he was using Messenger and low key bragging about how well it worked. Anyone else has tried this to confirm. Basically what he’s doing:

  1. Runs FB ads with a m.me Messenger link since according to him conversations aren’t under same review policies as ad review. No external site so who are they gonna ding?
  2. The Messenger link is a subscription link created with 1send. Which the users then get a prompt to subscribe to a Messenger list (this is new to me but learned it’s broadcast list on FB). Immediately after they click the subscribe button, then he shares the external website link.
  3. He said the best part is b/c also now subscribed, in 1send, he just blasts campaigns like SMS. No added costs and w/o going through ad review. Extends his ad spend

I’m tempted to try since the tool is cheap. But wanted to see if anyone else has done it. He says he’s done it with multiple pages and really easy to blast campaigns.
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You will have to check spam messages every day, which is very time consuming
 
I think running ads on FB still gives better results.
 
sglolly said:
I met someone that said he was using Messenger and low key bragging about how well it worked. Anyone else has tried this to confirm. Basically what he’s doing:

  1. Runs FB ads with a m.me Messenger link since according to him conversations aren’t under same review policies as ad review. No external site so who are they gonna ding?
  2. The Messenger link is a subscription link created with 1send. Which the users then get a prompt to subscribe to a Messenger list (this is new to me but learned it’s broadcast list on FB). Immediately after they click the subscribe button, then he shares the external website link.
  3. He said the best part is b/c also now subscribed, in 1send, he just blasts campaigns like SMS. No added costs and w/o going through ad review. Extends his ad spend

I’m tempted to try since the tool is cheap. But wanted to see if anyone else has done it. He says he’s done it with multiple pages and really easy to blast campaigns.
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Messenger ads create a more friendly and personal feel, making customers feel valued. However, some people may feel uncomfortable with direct messaging.
 
The strategy of using Facebook Messenger links in ads, as described, seems to be a creative way to bypass some ad restrictions and maximize campaign reach. By directing users to a Messenger subscription link (e.g., via 1send), this method avoids the scrutiny typically applied to ads that link to external websites. Once users subscribe, you can share external links or broadcast messages directly through Messenger, which functions similarly to SMS campaigns but without additional costs or ad reviews

However, while this method may work in the short term, it’s worth noting potential risks. Messenger broadcasts are subject to Facebook's policies, and spamming users can lead to account restrictions or bans. Moreover, compliance with local data protection laws (like GDPR or CCPA) is crucial when collecting user information.

If you’re considering trying this strategy, ensure your messaging is high-quality and relevant to subscribers to maintain engagement and stay within Facebook’s guidelines. It’s also wise to start on a smaller scale to test its effectiveness and monitor results closely before scaling up.
 
You need to create a test campaign to know exactly how effective it is.
 
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