Facebook Training – Why Your Website URL Could Get Your Facebook Account Banned
In this Facebook training I want to share with you something that so many people do not know and they are putting their Facebook account at risk by doing this all the time.
As we all know Facebook in a place to meet new people and share new ideas. Most people just simple get their affiliate links and spam them all over the walls in groups and Fanpages. This has nothing to do with Facebook marketing at all.
That’s great because what these people are doing is going to get their accounts banned.
Yes I know they can start a new one on a different email but that will also get banned.
So you maybe thinking why am I writing this to help these people out.
Well firstly there is no danger of them ever seeing this post, they don’t take the time to educate themselves as they don’t have the time to educate themselves. They are far to busy spamming the walls of groups with their links to the next big thing they have joined.
Secondly, I am writing this for the people who do want to educate themselves, since you are reading this you must want to be able to do things in a better way, right?
Good then let’s move on with this Facebook training.
So you may not realise what you are doing is anything wrong but it can be quite damaging to your account especially if you have made a lot of contacts of the years.
Before we look at the website URL’s that cause problems let’s take a look at how Facebook works with regards to links.
Facebook doesn’t really like links to other websites, it takes their users from Facebook to another website where that user could spend money.
Facebook is a business and it makes its money from the sponsored ads on the side bar. Now at the time of writing this Facebook is changing its layout and some of you will have already noticed the change, but ultimately Facebook wants you to stay on the site so it can sell you products and services.
Let make no mistake folks, Facebook is first a marketing machine, second a social platform or though for us on the outside it is the other way round!
Facebook Training – Which URL’s Your Should Avoid
The URLs that Facebook hates the most are the bit.ly type ones. Anything that has gone through a shortener and then you start post that you’re really asking for trouble. Facebook considers these to be spam and you will get a warning.
You will also be asked to fill out capcha codes after posting repeatedly the same link. This will eventually get your account shutdown.
On the other hand Facebook doesn’t seem to mind URL’s that go to blog posts. I seem to be able to post my blog quite freely around the groups without too much trouble.
However you still need to be very careful with what you are doing and please don’t post to fast, maybe 2 or 3 times then do something else like adding friends or responding to messages.
So is there a work around so you can post without getting on Facebook’s bad books?
Well if you remember I said that Facebook wants to keep you and other users on the site so they can market to you.
What I do is very simple and it works extremely well.
Use Facebook’s own domain and URL!
Let’s say you have a video , instead of posting the Youtube link upload to Facebook and post that link into the groups instead.
What you are doing is sending people to another Facebook page so they are not leaving the site.
You can also do this with documents as well, events work in the same manner but you need to be careful you don’t upset the group owners by publishing your event all over their wall.
I use this method for videos and can easily do 20 – 30 groups very quickly one after the other.
Facebook Training – Video Masterclass
My point is, if you know what you are doing and your are sensible you should never run into any problems on Facebook.
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