I have a website with articles written by myself and others. To reward the other persons for written content for my website I would like to share the Adsense income. I'm thinking about making a standard Adsense code and let the publisher-id rotate.
Can I just use their publisher-id or should the others person verify my website somehow in their Adsense account? And may I just use multiple publisher-ids on my website?
Hopefully someone can tell me what to do. Can't it lead to a ban?
Google states "Publishers are permitted to place ad code from different AdSense accounts on the same page as long as the owner of the website has given permission for ads to be placed on their site, and the webpage complies with our program policies.
A publisher will only be credited for clicks and impressions on the ad units associated with their account. Additionally, publishers are responsible for monitoring each webpage upon which their ad code appears to ensure compliance with our policies."
Source: Google Groups
Google's policy on using your own AdSense account on another publisher's website is here: https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/1346295?hl=en. You will also need to get the publisher to add you to their ads.txt file, as described by Google here: https://support.google.com/admanager/answer/7441288?hl=en .
Below are highlights from these two sources:
Ads on the same page or site as another publisher
If a site is in compliance with our program policies and the company or owner of the site has given you permission to display ads on their site, you may place your ad code on the same page as the other publisher's ad code. You will, however, need to contact your web hosting company or the owner of the site to obtain permission to display ads on their site. Additionally, you will only be credited for clicks and impressions on the ad units associated with your account.
Keep in mind that every publisher is responsible for the content of a site on which their ad code is placed. If a site is found in violation of our policies, we will notify any publisher(s) whose ad code is on the site.
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Authorized Digital Sellers, or ads.txt, is an IAB initiative to improve transparency in programmatic advertising. Publishers can create their own ads.txt files to identify who is authorized to sell their inventory. The files are publicly available and crawlable by buyers, third-party vendors, and exchanges.
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On my site, I allowed members to register the address of their Facebook page to automatically display their public posts.
It worked very well. I had the Page Public Content Access permission.
But the authorization, after several years, was withdrawn from me. According to Facebook, it is only approved for statistical purposes. Facebook recommends the "Oembed read" permission to me. All right, I got it. But she does not meet my needs !
According to their documentation, it would not be possible to extract information from Facebook outside of oEmbed.
Ah ? However, by searching on Google "Facebook to rss", we find many websites which, without even registering, offer this. This website, for example. So how do they do it?
I wrote it to Facebook support, who answered next to the question.
So how do you do it? How can I offer my members to automatically publish the publications of their page on our portal?
Hello Facebook Developers Community,
I am trying to go through the 'Request for App Review' process for which I have completed all the steps besides one which is very confusing and literally has no useful guidance anywhere.
The dashboard shows visual checkmarks on all the steps completed besides the 'Your submission must include pages_read_engagement to use instagram_basic'
Just a brief background on what i am trying to do:
I am only trying to get the facebook developer access approved to go live to use 'Instagram Basic Display' and the api's to allow my application users to connect their instagram account and fetch only single images posted on their account to be displayed with in my application.
We have already gone through the 'Business Verification' process and already have that approved as well as having the facebook business account connect to our instagram account.
the only help i came across was on 'Pages Api' docs which mentions that
'The pages_read_engagement permission allows your app to read content (posts, photos, videos, events) posted by the Page, read followers data (including name, PSID), and profile picture, and read metadata and other insights about the Page. The allowed usage for this permission is to help a Page Admin administer and manage a Page. You may also use this permission to request analytics insights to improve your app and for marketing or advertising purposes, through the use of aggregated and de-identified or anonymized information (provided such data cannot be re-identified).'
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/permissions/reference/pages_read_engagement
for which none of those endpoints I am using or plan on using at all and not sure how it even got added.
I am really not sure what else to do and what pages_read_engagement has to do with my app to be approved.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
my team uses many Facebook Business Manager to manage multiple Ad Accounts. Usually our employees will check the Amount Spent and Bill manually in Facebook sites. But now the number of ad accounts increases, I would like to automate the tasks: syncing data from Facebook to our own database (for high manager to view).
I tried with my own Facebook Account (by my own facebook App), I can get the Amount Spent already. My questions are:
What is the API to get Amount Billed, I searched around but not yet found
Because the number of ad accounts is big, what will be the good approach? (I am thinking of create a sole app and let the advertisers authorize it, And use the token to call Graph API; 2nd way is: each facebook user create their own app, this will not need Facebook to approve the app).
Sorry for my bad English, I am really new to Facebook API, please help. Thank you very much.
You can get Budget,Spend... with Ad Set (lifetime_budget,daily_budget)
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/reference/ad-campaign#fields
and get report Cpc,cpm... with Insight
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/reference/ad-campaign-group/insights/#fields
I'm currently building a Social Media Dashboard where I'm doing a huge amount of data analysis for various social media providers. I'm now at the stage of doing analysis for a user's Facebook friends. One thing I'd like to do is analyse how many of a user's friends has passed (meaning their account has become a memorialized account). Does the Facebook Graph API offer any information about this?
I've done a fair amount of research on this topic, but I could only find information regarding the process of declaring an account memorialized:
From Facebook FAQ:
How do I report a deceased user or an account that needs to be
memorialized and deactivated or
deleted?
Memorializing the account:
Please report this information here so
that we can memorialize this person’s
account. Memorializing the account
restricts profile access to confirmed
friends only. Please note that in
order to protect the privacy of the
deceased user, we cannot provide login
information for the account to anyone.
We do honor requests from close family
members to close the account
completely.
Removing the account:
Immediate family
members may request the removal of a
loved one’s account. This will
completely remove the account from
Facebook so that no one can view it.
We will not restore the account or
provide information on its content
unless required by law. If you are
requesting a removal and are not an
immediate family member of the
deceased, your request will not be
processed, but the account will be
memorialized.
To make a request to memorialize or
remove a profile, please do so here.
If you have a special request
regarding a deceased user's account,
please use this form. Please note that
this form is only to be used for
accounts that have already been
memorialized.
Does anyone know if Facebook will ever add support for this within their API? A field called is_memorialized from a Graph API profile response would be enough for my needs at the moment.
Should I contact Facebook about this?
I have the task to integrate some commercial sharing stuff into a website.
The idea is that the user a) logs in/registers in the website, b) the user connects his user account with his facebook account - by adding and accepting the website application.
Here comes the interesting part - is there a way of linking the facebook account with my website's account so that I can send them updates and promotions directly to their walls programatically?
In the application dialog, it's clearly noted that the user allows the application to write to the user wall so they accept and agree this. Then, for example, if I want to send them a promotion or update directly on their wall using the fb application api, how can I achieve this? All the tutorials I've read consider the user using the Facebook Login
The concrete idea is something like weekly promotion feed that my clients want to allow customers to allow being posted directly on their walls. As I don't have any experience with facebook development, I'd appreciate knowing how, if at all possible, this can be achieved?
Most of what you're suggesting is against policy, and isnt' technically possible either as users need to come back to the app once every 60 days for you to have a valid access_token for them.
The Authentication docs explain how to get access to a user's information with their permission, and the Permission documentation explains which permissions grant access to which functions or fields.