Are you saying they are rejecting all aff links by default? It used to be possible a few month ago if the offer was let's say retail or something that was good for their users ...
Yes, that is possible. I am still wondering if I should put in the effort and create a landing page and then redirect the user to the affiliate offer. The cruise giveaway is tempting. People love to travel and it's quite easy to get them to click (hi CTR = low click cost) and leave their email...
Thanks for your thoughts guys. I am not really into cloaking. I just want to find some good offers that are totally fine with Facebook. I am searching for offers at CJ.com now.
Didn't know that. I am running all kinds of sweepstakes with email submit for the company I work for in Slovenia ...
Hi there.
Facebook is my main source of traffic and today I wanted to start two affiliate offers - sweepstakes, but Facebook didn't let my link through. The offers were not something Facebook would usually think it's against their rules:
1. Australia - Win a free cruise vacation (email...
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