Facebook for crypto offers — still alive or already dead?

[Renji]

Many people say running crypto offers on Facebook isn’t worth it anymore — moderation has become too strict, accounts get banned in bulk, and lead costs keep rising. Yet, there are still teams making solid profits from FB traffic. As always, the difference comes down to the approach.


Back in the day, you could sneak past moderation with simple tricks and soft creatives, but now it’s a whole different game. Without proper cloaking, warm-up, and high-quality accounts, you’re just burning budget. Sure, the entry cost has gone up, but Facebook’s traffic quality is still among the best. When your targeting and warm-up flow are dialed in, the ROI can easily outperform push or pop sources.


In short, Facebook isn’t dead — it’s just become a premium arena where every click costs you skill and tech. Those who adapt are still making money.

 

[T J Tutor]

All of the dumb-ass black hat marketing practices for social platforms and SE's is a losing proposition. None of them are reliable because the platforms are spending 100's of millions of dollars to defeat them. Do you think you can battle the giant gorillas?

Blackhat bullshit is stupid because a Whitehat company will always get the cooperation of a behemoth gorilla that helps them advance their business. My Whitehat business can easily be sold on the open market with its 20 year history of growth and compliance and for a premium price. You can't sell a Blackhat business at all!