question about facebook ad

yes Facebook might reject your ads if you directly link to websites like Sellix or Shoppy that accept cryptocurrency payments. instead of linking directly to Sellix or Shoppy create a dedicated landing page on your own website that complies with Facebook's policies.
 
Hi
I just create Facebook page for selling digital products ,and Im posting direct link for all the products payment (sellix) ,and Im willing to run ad for that page ,do Facebook going to reject it because posting direct link (sellix) that accept crypto or (shoppy) ??
While it's possible to run ads for your Facebook page with links to Sellix or Shoppy, you need to ensure that both your ads and the linked content comply with Facebook's ad policies. Be mindful of the restrictions around cryptocurrency and focus on creating transparent, compliant landing pages and ad copy to minimize the risk of rejection. But if not there are ways around getting rejected on facebook
 
It will depend on whether your campaign has any errors, without errors it will be approved immediately
 
Hi
I just create Facebook page for selling digital products ,and Im posting direct link for all the products payment (sellix) ,and Im willing to run ad for that page ,do Facebook going to reject it because posting direct link (sellix) that accept crypto or (shoppy) ??
Facebook has strict policies regarding advertising digital products, especially those involving cryptocurrencies or certain payment gateways like Sellix or Shoppy. There's a possibility that your ad could be rejected if it directs users to a page that facilitates transactions involving cryptocurrencies or violates other advertising policies. It's recommended to review Facebook's Advertising Policies and possibly adjust your approach to comply with their guidelines or consider using alternative payment methods that are allowed on Facebook.
 
Hey bro, posting direct links to platforms that accept cryptocurrency, like Sellix, can be subjective to Facebook's scrutiny. However, familiarize yourself with Facebook's policies on cryptocurrency and digital product sales to minimize the risk of rejection.
 
I don't think it affects anything, you can advertise normally
 
Since you're using services like Sellix and Shoppy, which accept cryptocurrency, there’s a possibility your ads could be rejected. While Facebook doesn’t outright ban crypto-related content, it has strict rules around promoting cryptocurrency and financial products. To avoid any issues, review Facebook’s policies on financial products and services to ensure your ads comply. Instead of directly linking to crypto payment pages, consider using a landing page that explains your product first before offering payment options. Additionally, testing different ad variations may help if one gets rejected. Staying informed on Facebook’s ad policies will increase the chances of your ads being approved.
 
You should pay attention to words and images, if they are not appropriate, they may be restricted
 
Facebook may reject ads linking directly to payment platforms like Sellix or Shoppy, especially for crypto-related products. To improve your chances, review Facebook’s advertising policies, use a landing page instead of direct links, and ensure your ad copy is clear and compliant. If your ads get rejected, adapt based on Facebook's feedback. There’s no guaranteed approval, but these strategies can help you align with their guidelines.
Good luck with your digital product sales!
 
I don't think facebook will ban your ad unless you do something really wrong with the content of your post or the image on your ad. Try it and you will see the problem.
 
Don't worry too much about this, just set up your advertising campaign as usual. If you refuse, use the link to cover your link.
 
Hi
I just create Facebook page for selling digital products ,and Im posting direct link for all the products payment (sellix) ,and Im willing to run ad for that page ,do Facebook going to reject it because posting direct link (sellix) that accept crypto or (shoppy) ??
I think it will work but depends on what you want to advertise. You can always cloak your offer if Facebook rejects it for some reason.
 
I think there is no problem with this advertising, just set up a conversion campaign as usual
 
It depends on whether your content is approved or not. Usually they will be approved at the beginning
Most ads work, you have to be careful with the content and images, especially with cryptocurrencies, so the ads can continue to run.
 
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