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I have a website, and I provide traffic through my facebook pages. AdSense first approves traffic from facebook, then sees it as invalid traffic and closes the account.
But there are so many websites that make a profit like this. I think these kinds of pages can somehow show traffic coming from traffic disaster as an organic search. is there any way we can do this? what way to keep google from closing my account? i can write sample websites if you want. thank you in advance. how do i show incoming traffic as an organic search?
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I have seen services advertising that they can message the followers of pages and accounts on Facebook. I have gone over lots of different Facebook API's and several interesting threads on here but cant find a definitive answer.
Is is possible to directly message via a bot users who like a page providing obviously we have a valid admin token for that page?
Is is possible to directly message via a bot users who like a page
No, that is not possible.
All communication via the Messenger platform API (basis for “bots” in Facebook terminology) requires that the user initiates it.
And it would probably be considered spam by most people - just because I liked your page, does not mean I want to be contacted by you in any way beyond that. Posting to your page is the designated way of communicating with the people that follow your page.
I'm able to upload facebook profile pages through archive.is. Which means facebook doesn't think that it was a proxy / bot and doesn't even ask for a captcha. It even shows some man being logged in (!!!) on the shots of pages. As your can check yourself, this profile is named Nathan, and it's the same profile for all shots.
When I'm trying to archive ip-check site, it shows my own IP saying that I'm under the Netherlands proxy.
First, how does it work?
Second, how come this user Nathan isn't banned from Facebook for the "suspicious activity" because he visits thousands of randomly looking pages a day, is automated, and detected as being under the proxy by ip-checking sites, and he isn't even asked to complete a captcha, not a single time? How do I do the same?
This is just a quick question. If I put a Facebook share button in my website and the users are encouraged to share a lot to get points and such, will Facebook be able to block / consider my site as spam if the users are the one who are willing to share (post to their wall) ?
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As far as I know this is not considered as spam. We used to use publish_stream in the past and posting through graph api and that caused us lots of troubles because of the spam filter tagging our apps as spam apps. We never had that issue with facebook share button.
We have a use-case where we need to claim potentially hundreds of subdomains of a website which we own in order to show our customers Facebook Insights data for just their content. Does anyone know if there a limit to the number of domains/sub-domains that you can claim in Facebook insights?
I'm not sure if there is a limit, but it certainly has to be higher than a few hundred. Facebook designed some of their API so companies like ad agencies could provide social campaigns for their clients. For example, Buddy Media had hundreds if not thousands of clients for their products.
It's not documented, a lot of the workings of facebook insight seems obscured and hidden for some reason. Many people still don't know about the insight for domains so well done for getting this far.
There shouldn't be a limit, after all claiming your domain is just creating a link is the same as any other transaction in the open graph.
I am thinking of building an app(web or desktop) with which i can access my facebook account using only my email and password.
Is it possible?
What are the best ways ? Any tutorials or suggestions?
yes, its possible.
Check the facebook API at http://developers.facebook.com/
You would have to rely on scraping Facebook. There are a few tutorials out there but its the same as scraping any other site: watching the urls and post values that get sent back and forth, storing the session login cookie, and then parsing the returned html. However, this is against their TOS and could cause your IP or account to be banned, on top of the measures they have in place to prevent against scraping such as randomly introducing captchas if they detect bots and making sure the IP address geolocation is similar to locations the user normally access Facebook from (making it tough to do a server solution to manage users accounts with their email/password.