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  • rowan
    Too lazy to set a custom title
    • Mar 2002
    • 17393

    #1

    Business Facebook rejected my paid boost, but...

    This is a weird one. Facebook rejected boosting of a post on my page - but the audience was specifically set to page subscribers only.

    So I can make a post with "unsuitable" content to the page (post was wishing everyone a happy new year, links to a site that has the text "18+" and "sex chat", but with no images), yet I can't boost that same post so more subscribers to my actually page see it.

    The other odd thing is that I have boosted posts with the very same link previously.

    Seems to be no avenue of appeal, just keep trying until something works.
  • dillfly2000
    hey
    • Mar 2012
    • 2209

    #2
    Dealing with Facebook is like a dog begging for treat from an owner that hates dogs.
    Chaturbate Affiliate

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    • Bladewire
      StraightBro
      • Aug 2003
      • 56220

      #3
      Too many of your subscribers complained to Facebook then unsubscribed.


      Skype: CallTomNow

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      • CaptainHowdy
        Too lazy to set a custom title
        • Dec 2004
        • 94125

        #4
        Facebook sucks. Happy 2017.

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        • TheDynasty
          See Signature
          • Apr 2016
          • 5882

          #5
          Seems about right in facebook land.
          Try out WP-SCRIPT The Best Tube Script

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          • $5 submissions
            I help you SUCCEED
            • Nov 2003
            • 32189

            #6
            FB did this to OP:

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            • rowan
              Too lazy to set a custom title
              • Mar 2002
              • 17393

              #7
              Originally posted by $5 submissions
              FB did this to OP:

              Haha, nah, I don't rely on them to generate income, so it's really just a bit of frustration and mild bemusement. Now if Google decided to penalise me, that would be another story entirely.

              I presume some overworked person in a third world country looked at my ad and site for about 2 seconds then clicked "nope." FB probably makes more money by only acknowledging advertisers who spend big.

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              • rowan
                Too lazy to set a custom title
                • Mar 2002
                • 17393

                #8
                So out of curiosity, I calculated some stats over a period of a few months...

                - 175534 total confirmed browser IPs
                - 145985 from referer google.* (100% organic)
                - 2190 IPs from referer facebook.com. Both paid and organic; at least 1207 of those are deep links so are NOT from paid ads. That's an absolute maximum, but likely less, of 983 paid visitors referred from Facebook

                Conclusion: I'll continue sucking on Google's engorged teat

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