Facebook ad

[David123]

I am just wondering if facebook ad is worthy?
I want to promote casino website and bring more traffics via facebook.
If someone used the facebook ad tell me what I need to use facebook ad.

any suggestions will be appreciated.

[martinseomcgarry]

I'd be careful not to draw TOO much attention to your Facebook profile. They're presently CULLING gambling affiliate profiles on mass! Unless your spending somewhere in the region of $10k per month and have gambling license or copies of your partners. As stupid as it sounds that was exactly what they asked us to produce when we suggested we were an affiliate.

[MiroslavRosaro]

I think you should create a facebook page to post add. Posting regularly there in order to drive attention to the readers.

[Mattbar]

Be careful with facebook, create a page and post non-ad content to it regularly with very occasional links to your site (in context), that's about as much as you will get away with without spending £10k+.

[xecutable]

In 2013:
"Thanks for advertising on Facebook.

Your Ad has been approved."

In 2014:

"Thanks for contacting us.

Gambling advertising on Facebook is restricted to regulated gambling markets only and to businesses that have a license relevant to the marker they are wishing to advertise in.
All gambling advertisers need to be approved by Facebook, this process involves Facebook internal policy team and also considerable outside legal resources.
Minimum spend for a Gambling advertiser is $50k per month."

The price may vary

[Jawohl]

Wow, 50K is a lot of money. As I've understood it, it could be very effective to be on FB. But it's not possible in most countries. I'm curious how much space you get for 50K per month...

[SocialBetting]

Never looked into FB I know some do very well with it but Ive never really understood how to grow a large audience on it and the amount for ads is just crazy money!