SeoWrecker
Elite Member
- Jul 16, 2012
- 2,708
- 2,192
I got my 100k page unpublished for using mylikes .. If you still want to .. Go ahead
i found this solution but i do not understanding
​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 !
​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 !
HeRBaR
Supreme Member
- Aug 15, 2011
- 1,370
- 1,119
Yeap, a lot of people have been unpublished because of my likes.
CoolAdvisor
Supreme Member
- Mar 24, 2008
- 1,363
- 571
mylikes lets iframing?
they implemented frame buster one year ago
they implemented frame buster one year ago