Ask How do I protect my domain from being banned by push networks?

[Daniel084]

To protect your domain from getting banned by push networks, you need to follow good practices that don't raise red flags. First, avoid promoting low-quality or misleading offers on your push traffic pages. These networks often scan for spammy behavior or harmful content, and once flagged, it can lead to a ban. Make sure your landing pages are clean, load fast, and don't trigger unwanted downloads or aggressive redirects. Also, it helps to use a custom domain that looks trustworthy and not a shared or overused one. Changing your domain often can also cause suspicion, so try to keep it steady. You can use tools that alert you when your domain is blacklisted. Some marketers also rotate domains and use redirects to avoid too much exposure. These steps might not guarantee full protection, but they reduce the risk. What other methods have you come across that help with this?

 

[Felix😎]

The best way to protect your domain is to follow the push network policies carefully. Don't use aggressive or misleading creatives, and make sure your landing page looks professional and trustworthy. Avoid tactics like cloaking or auto-redirects, as these often lead to bans. It's also good to rotate domains or use subdomains for different campaigns to reduce the risk of one domain being flagged. Regularly check campaign performance, and if you get complaints, act quickly to fix the problem.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

I think the best way to protect a domain is to keep things clean from the start. If you send people to a safe page that loads fast and has no strange scripts, most networks will trust your domain. It also helps to avoid aggressive pop ups or anything that looks misleading. When a domain gets banned, it is hard to fix, so taking small careful steps really matters. I feel it is better to test with a fresh domain and warm it slowly before sending big traffic.