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Were your Facebook Ads disapproved yet again?

Posted by Riley Pool | Posted in Affiliate Marketing, Facebook, PPC | Posted on 25-12-2009

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Here’s a Christas present for the noobs.

Are you getting tired of submitting ads over and over again hoping Facebook finally approves them this time around? If so, read on.

You must ask yourself, do my ads meet all of Facebook’s Advertising Guidelines? If they meet all the criteria and they get disapproved simply email affiliates@facebook.com an email asking why. I’ve included a sample email below.

Why were the ads in CampaignName disapproved? I believe they meet all your advertising guidelines. And if they don’t, please let me know what I need to change to get them approved. Thanks!

You’ll be amazed at how often they will reply to you and say they were mistakenly disapproved, they were re-reviewed and approved. Or if they believe they don’t meet the advertising guidelines they usually will tell you specifically why they were disapproved and what you can do to get them approved next time they’re submitted.

Go ahead and try it!

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Comments (3)

I’ve tried this – they are good with communication. I actually emailed them today regarding a retroactive disapproval, I’ll keep you updated on how they respond.

My ad has been disapproved and then approved now for the third time. I find this to be extremely frustrating. It’s obvious that their process is not very thorough. My site allows users to post the cruise ship, destination and departure date of a cruise they are going on and then connects them with others who will be on that ship. Facebook keeps telling me this site is a dating site which is absolutely ridiculous. After they review the site, they apologize and reactivate it. 3 days later is once again gets disapproved for the same reason. Somebody needs to take a little more time in the review process.

I’m just starting with FB and have no doubt i’ll be using this advice :)

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