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0:00Hi, in this lesson, I'll show you a
0:02practical case of launching ads on
0:04Facebook using cloaking with cloaking
0:05house. I'll demonstrate everything with
0:07a real life example from preparing the
0:09white page and payment method to
0:11launching a Facebook ad account. You'll
0:12see how you can run gray offers, hide
0:14them for moderation, and get traffic
0:16without getting your account banned. To
0:19get started, we'll need, of course,
0:20cloaking. We'll be using cloaking house.
0:22A domain plus hosting for the white
0:24page. A payment method. I'll be using
0:26pay to house. A Facebook account.
0:27Ideally, a farmed account, not an
0:29autoregistered one, and an anti-detect
0:31browser. I'll be using Octo browser. We
0:33will need the anti-detect browser so
0:34that Facebook doesn't get suspicious
0:35that you're running ads from anything
0:37other than a regular user. And of
0:39course, proxes. Proxies are needed so
0:41that each account logs in from a unique
0:42IP and doesn't overlap with others. This
0:46reduces the risk of BS.
0:49So, what's next? Now, let's set up
0:50cloaking for our campaign. The first
0:52thing you need to do is generate a white
0:54page. You can do this directly inside
0:56Cloaking House in the AI white page tab.
0:59And here's my advice right away.
1:00Generate a white page on the same topic
1:03as your creative to increase trust from
1:04Facebook's moderation and reduce the
1:06risk of a ban.
1:10I've already generated a white page for
1:11my offers topic. Next, upload the
1:14generated white page to the hosting file
1:16manager and extract it. Wait for all the
1:19files to finish extracting and check if
1:21the white page is working correctly.
1:25Now that we've made sure the white page
1:27looks and works as it should, go back to
1:29the file manager and rename the root
1:30index file from index.php to site.php.
1:35This needs to be done to avoid a
1:36conflict between the two index files
1:38when integrating cloaking. Also, don't
1:41forget to install an SSL certificate and
1:44set up redirection from red HTTP to
1:46green HTTP right here. This will also
1:49affect trust rate both from moderators
1:51and regular users.
1:54Now, while we're still on the hosting,
1:56let's go ahead and create a subdomain
1:58for the offer page. Go to my sites and
2:01click on add site, then subdomain. Enter
2:04the subdomain name. And after clicking
2:06the add button, another site will be
2:08created where we'll place the offer
2:09page. Now, let's go back to the file
2:12manager, and you'll see the subdomain we
2:14just created. That's where we'll upload
2:16the offer page files. I got the archive
2:19with the offer page files from my
2:20affiliate network.
2:23Now let's go back to Cloaking House,
2:24open the flows tab and create a new
2:26flow. We'll set up cloaking using PHP
2:28integration on the hosting. Click on
2:31create flow. Give the flow any name you
2:33like. For example, the name of your
2:35offer. Below in the white page tab, you
2:38need to enter exactly the same name of
2:40the root index file that we just renamed
2:41on the hosting. So enter site PHP and
2:45select the load method to load the white
2:47page from the hosting. Now below in the
2:50offer page tab, specify your affiliate
2:52link or the URL of the page with your
2:54offer. In my case, I'll set up a
2:57redirect to the subdomain link. Click
2:59continue and move on to the second step,
3:02filter settings.
3:05Let me explain in detail what each
3:07filter does. The cloaking checkbox,
3:09leave it enabled if you want cloaking to
3:11work and for moderation to land on the
3:12white page. The black IP checkbox. This
3:15filter lets you use the systems
3:17blacklist of IP addresses to filter
3:19traffic. The block VPN and proxy traffic
3:22checkbox. This filter will block
3:24everyone using a VPN or proxy if you
3:27leave it enabled. The block IPv6 traffic
3:30checkbox. If the client's IP address is
3:32detected as IPv6, it will be filtered
3:35out. The block traffic without ISP
3:38checkbox. If the filter is active and
3:40cannot determine the client's internet
3:41provider based on their IP address, that
3:44client will be filtered out and
3:45redirected to the white page. The block
3:48traffic without referral checkbox. This
3:50filter blocks users if it's impossible
3:52to determine where they came from. If
3:54the filter is enabled, these users will
3:57see the white page number of clicks from
3:59one IP per day. In this setting, you can
4:02specify the maximum number of visits
4:04from a single IP per day before the
4:06visitor is forcibly redirected only to
4:08the white page. A value of zero means
4:11that the number of clicks from one IP
4:13per day will be unlimited. Number of
4:16clicks before filtering. This setting
4:18lets you specify how many initial visits
4:20will be forcibly set to the white page.
4:22After that, cloaking is enabled and
4:24filtering starts to work. Filter by
4:27allowed or blocked countries. Here you
4:30enter the countries that are allowed to
4:31access your offer page. All other
4:33countries will be redirected to the
4:35white page. In the same way, you can
4:37switch from allow to block countries
4:39devices. This filter is triggered in two
4:42cases. If it's impossible to determine
4:44the user's device type from their user
4:46agent or if they access from a device
4:48not allowed in the flow settings. In
4:51both cases, the visitor will be
4:52redirected to the white page operating
4:54system. This filter is triggered if it's
4:57impossible to determine the user's
4:58operating system from their user agent
5:00or if they're using an OS that isn't
5:02allowed in the flow settings browsers.
5:05Accordingly, this filter is triggered
5:07when it's impossible to determine the
5:09browser on the client's device or if a
5:11selected browser is either blocked or
5:13allowed. We have a few more filters.
5:16Activate the show advanced options
5:18checkbox and you will see additional
5:20filters. Let's run through them too.
5:22Languages. The specified languages will
5:24be used to filter traffic based on the
5:26user's browser language settings. Time
5:29zone. As you might have guessed from the
5:31title, you can even filter by time
5:33zones. Connection type. This filter
5:36allows or blocks certain connection
5:38types from the drop- down list. List
5:41filtering. This is kind of like a
5:43blacklist that you can create yourself
5:44in advance in the separate filtering
5:46lists tab in the Cloaking House admin
5:48panel. That's all for the filters. Now,
5:50once you've set up all the filters for
5:51your needs, don't forget to click save
5:53to move on to the final third step of
5:55flow setup. Here you can choose the flow
5:57status by either activating it or
5:59putting it on pause. By the way, when
6:00the flow is paused, all clicks will go
6:02to the white page, which is super
6:04convenient when going through
6:05moderation. Just don't forget to
6:06activate the flow after moderation is
6:08complete so that leads from the target
6:10countries go to the offer page and
6:11moderation continues to the white page.
6:13Be sure to click save and you'll have a
6:15ready to go flow.
6:17Now, it's important to integrate the PHP
6:19cloaking file on your hosting so
6:21everything works as it should. Go back
6:23to flows and download the integration
6:25file. Then return to the hosting
6:26location where we installed the white
6:28page and add the integration file you
6:30just downloaded there. Done. Now let's
6:32check where I will be redirected to the
6:34white page or to the offer page. Okay, I
6:36landed on the white page. Why? You can
6:39check this on the clicks tab. In the
6:41filter tab, look for page column. It
6:43will show which filter was triggered and
6:44where it sent us to the white page or to
6:46the offer page. As you can see, I landed
6:49on the white page because the flow was
6:50disabled. Now, let's enable the flow and
6:52see if I end up on the offer page. Now,
6:54I landed on the offer page. This means
6:56the cloaking system identifies me as a
6:59visitor who is allowed to access the
7:00offer page according to all the filters
7:02previously set up in the flow. We're all
7:04set with cloaking. Let's move on. Now,
7:08let's move on to setting up the
7:09anti-detect browser and the Facebook ad
7:11campaign. First of all, of course, you
7:14need to buy a Facebook account. I've
7:15already bought one. It's a Ukrainian
7:17king account with manual farming and a
7:19resting period, which will increase
7:20trust from Facebook's moderation. I
7:22recommend not using secondhand accounts.
7:24It's better to get farmed account. Now,
7:26let's move on to creating a profile in
7:28the anti-detect browser. I'm going to
7:29use auto browser, but if you have a
7:31different anti-detect browser, the
7:33process of adding a profile will be more
7:35or less the same. Log into the browser
7:37and click on create profile. Now, let's
7:39carefully go through the important
7:41settings.
7:42First, set any name for the profile. I
7:45usually name the profile after the
7:47Facebook account. Let's go straight to
7:49setting up the proxy and add a proxy
7:51from the country where the account was
7:53created. This is important to increase
7:55trust from moderators and reduce the
7:57risk of getting banned. Also, if you
8:00have multiple accounts, it's strictly
8:02forbidden to use the same proxy for more
8:04than one. I recommend using mobile
8:05proxies. They're a bit more trustworthy,
8:08but residential ones will work, too.
8:10After entering all the proxy details,
8:12you can check if it's working properly.
8:14Click on check proxy. Everything is
8:16working. It's best to keep the operating
8:19system the same as the one on your PC.
8:21Same goes for the screen resolution. I
8:23leave everything else as is. Now, go to
8:25the tab for adding cookies. You get them
8:28from the account documentation provided
8:29by the seller. Cookies always start and
8:32end with a square bracket. Next, it's
8:34better not to change anything else in
8:36the profile settings and just leave them
8:38as they are. Done. Click on create
8:40profile and the profile will appear on
8:42the main page of the anti-detect
8:44browser. Launch the profile in the open
8:46profile of the anti-detect browser.
8:48Check the Facebook login. Thanks to the
8:50cookies, the login should happen
8:52automatically. If not, you can also find
8:55the login and password for the profile
8:56in the documentation for the purchased
8:58account. Now, I'll give you a few basic
9:01tips on warming up your account to
9:02increase Facebook's trust and lower the
9:04risk of getting banned. First, after
9:07launching the profile for the first
9:09time, don't rush to create an ad
9:10campaign, link a card, or start
9:13uploading. Let the account rest for at
9:15least a day. Second, act like a real
9:18user during the first launch and warm-up
9:20period. Scroll through your feed. Play a
9:23couple of games. Reply to a few messages
9:26if there are any, but don't overdo it.
9:28Being too active, like giving lots of
9:31likes and repost right after launching
9:32the profile, can actually make things
9:35worse and increase your chances of
9:36getting banned. So, a couple of likes in
9:39the recommendations feed and my favorite
9:41online pool game will help build good
9:43trust and set the stage for creating
9:44ads. Third, the very first login should
9:47not involve any actions related to
9:49advertising at all. Starting from your
9:51second login the next day, you can
9:53create or link a purchase business
9:55manager and attach a payment card.
9:59Now that you've done the basic account
10:00farming to boost trust, you can create
10:02or link a purchase business manager. You
10:05can buy a business manager either with
10:07an ad account already created or without
10:09one. In my case, I bought a business
10:11manager without an ad account. So now I
10:13need to use my farm account to follow
10:15the seller's invitation link. Configure
10:17the other settings and then proceed to
10:19add a payment method in the billing
10:21section. I've already issued a card
10:23using the pay to house service. For
10:25Facebook, it's better to use cards from
10:27the UK. Verification isn't required to
10:30issue a card for advertising. Only if
10:32you want to link the card to Apple Pay,
10:34then you'll need to verify. Let's go
10:36ahead and link the card to Facebook. Go
10:38to my cards and get the card details.
10:40Now go back to Facebook and open the
10:42billing section. Select the business
10:44manager you'll be using for the campaign
10:46and add the payment method we just
10:48created on pay to house. Enter the card
10:51details and click save.
10:54As you can see the pay to house card was
10:56linked without any issues.
11:00Now we can move on to setting up the ad
11:02campaigns. Go to ads manager and create
11:05a new ad campaign. Leave the type as
11:08auction and then choose the campaign
11:10objective according to your specific
11:12goal. I'm going to run the campaign for
11:15leads. I'll set the budget at the ads
11:17set level. I won't change anything else
11:19and we'll move on to setting up yet set.
11:21For the conversion, I'll leave it as
11:23website. I'll keep the objective as
11:25maximum number of conversions. And in
11:27the data set, I'll create a pixel and
11:30select lead as the conversion event.
11:33Now the most important part, you need to
11:36integrate the pixel code on the offer
11:38page so that Facebook can track
11:40conversions from submitted applications
11:42and send these conversions to the ad
11:44account for campaign optimization.
11:46There are two options. The first option
11:49is to integrate the full pixel code into
11:51the offer page, but this can make it
11:53harder to pass moderation successfully
11:55since Facebook will read extra data that
11:57is better kept hidden from the offer
11:59page. or the second option is to
12:01integrate a trim down pixel code that
12:03will only collect conversions and
12:05nothing else. This will help further
12:07protect the offer page from moderation.
12:10You can find the trim pixel code in the
12:12description of this video. No need to
12:14thank me. Now, basically, you just need
12:17to take the code, add the ID of the
12:19pixel you just created and integrate it
12:21into the offer page on your hosting. Go
12:23to the file manager in the offer page
12:25subdomain on your hosting and add the
12:27trim pixel code to the access PHP file
12:29right before the closing head tag. Done.
12:32Now it's absolutely necessary to test
12:35whether the pixel event is being
12:36triggered. You can do this in the event
12:38testing section of your pixel. Paste
12:41your offer page subdomain and click on
12:43test event. Now submit a request on the
12:46site and go back to the event testing
12:49tab. Here you can see whether the
12:51conversion is successfully being tracked
12:53by the pixel. Just a heads up. Sometimes
12:55the conversion might not show up right
12:57away. That's normal. The conversion
12:59might take several hours to come
13:00through. So if you don't see the
13:02conversion in the tester immediately,
13:04just wait a bit. My conversion showed
13:07up. And this is what it looks like. Now
13:09we can be sure that the pixel is working
13:11correctly. So we can go back to setting
13:13up the ad campaign. Scroll down a bit in
13:16the ad group settings and set the daily
13:18budget. I'll set it to $20. A little
13:22further down, you can schedule the start
13:24date and time for your ad campaign. I
13:26always choose a delayed launch. This
13:28lets the campaign sit for a bit after
13:30passing moderation successfully and
13:32start showing ads with a higher chance
13:35of success. Now, about the audience
13:38parameters here, set everything
13:40according to the requirements of your
13:41offer. It's best to ask your affiliate
13:43program manager for detailed information
13:45about allowed and prohibited countries
13:47and targeting. I'll specify the country
13:49of my offer and definitely switch from
13:51Advantage Plus audience to the original
13:52audience settings. Why? Advantage plus
13:55is an automatic audience where Facebook
13:57decides on its own who to show your ads
13:59to. It might show your ads to an
14:01audience that's not exactly the one you
14:03want. The original audience settings, on
14:06the other hand, let you manually set all
14:08the necessary parameters and stick to
14:10them. I also recommend switching
14:12placements to manual selection. For
14:14example, I'm going to turn off trends
14:17and audience network. I click next and
14:18move on to the third and final step of
14:20setting up the ad campaign. Here, if you
14:23don't have Instagram, choose to use your
14:25Facebook page. So, the ads are shown on
14:27behalf of your fan page. And below, I
14:29add a link to the white page since
14:30that's where we have cloaking
14:31integrated, which will filter visitors
14:33according to the specified settings and
14:35direct the target audience we need to
14:36the offer page subdomain. Let's add the
14:38creatives. And here I think it goes
14:40without saying that the creative should
14:41not have any triggers that could get
14:42rejected by moderation. It's important
14:44to be careful with this as well. Well,
14:46that's it. The ad campaign is set up and
14:48ready to go live. So, the moment of
14:51truth has arrived. Click publish. And
14:54now, instead of praying for your
14:56campaign to pass moderation, just relax
14:59and let the cloaking do everything for
15:00you. So, about half an hour has passed
15:04and the ad campaign has successfully
15:05passed moderation. Now you can check how
15:08actively Facebook's moderation tried to
15:10break through the cloaking, but it
15:12didn't succeed. You can see this in
15:14Cloaking House under the clicks tab.
15:16Look at how many attempts for moderation
15:18there are here. But all the attempts
15:19were directed at the white page. And
15:22that's it. Thank you for your attention
15:24and I hope I helped you launch your
15:25successful Facebook ad campaign using
15:27Cloaking House. I wish you successful
15:29launches and a high ROI. Bye.

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