{Guide} How To Get CPA Offers Approved on Facebook

Thanks for sharing your experience.

I think Clickbank or not mainstream offers with LP should be no problem. I am running Clickbank offer using a LP for more than 8 months now, so far so good!

 

Thanks for this, this is a great thread!

 

Wow very nice, weight loss not accepted now?

 

Thanks dude, this is good as a thread, thanks for sharing such type!

 

If you're looking for an Ebook offer, YTZ has one as a CPS - CC submit free trial

 

It's mainstream - just no incent traffic! The visitor signs up for an eBook subscription by submitting their credit card for a free trial!

 

Yes, facebook always bans for direct linking to any cpa affiliate offers. But if you use a lander with a disclaimer, privacy policy, terms of service pages and not use of any scaming words like guaranty to make money home, guaranty to make certain amount in certain time then they will ban you immediately. Otherwise you can any cpa offers, make money, health & fitness etc.

 

I think Clickbank or not mainstream offers with LP should be no problem. I am running Clickbank offer using a LP for more than 8 months now, so far so good![/QUOTE]


What Type of product i can promete wit h clickbank or jvzoo? Thanks for share

 

Hi @AffiliateDude,
It's good thread by posting your experience. Yeah, agree it help and might be sometime not applicable for some campaigns.

 

What Type of product i can promete wit h clickbank or jvzoo? Thanks for share[/QUOTE]

You need to research and find your niche and you can also look for best converting offers (usually high gravity offers) on Clickbank marketplace. Sorry, I do not work with JVzoo.

 

Hey How do you build your landing page?
You working with Lp builder platform like Instapage or Leadpages?

 

Awesome guide, thanks.

I think that main point from this is to think about thing what you are promoting as of "real thing" don't make it look scammy .. Give people value, make them feel good about your offer so they will associate Facebook with a positive experience. Because when you are promoting shit you are also damaging Facebook's reputation and that's the main issue here I think.

 

The best way to build a Facebook safe landing page I found is by having your own domain and hosting. Or you can even use free website builder such as Wix, Weebly etc. The main point is like TheDanmit said above, avoid being perceived as spammy/scammy and only being sales focused!