Ask What types of affiliate offers are banned from push networks?

[Daniel084]

Some types of affiliate offers are not allowed on push ad networks because of legal rules or content restrictions. Things like adult content, fake antivirus alerts, misleading sweepstakes, and anything illegal are often banned. Also, offers that involve gambling or crypto trading without proper approval are usually not accepted. Many networks are strict because they don't want to risk their reputation or get blocked by browsers. Even some health or ---------- products can be restricted if the claims sound too big or unrealistic. Before you run any offer, always check the network's rules. If you're unsure about an offer, it's safer to ask the ad network directly. They usually have a list of what's not allowed. This helps you avoid wasting money or getting your account banned. Do you know of other offer types that are usually not accepted on push networks, or have you come across restrictions that surprised you?

 

[Felix😎]

To keep your domain safe, make sure your campaigns are compliant with the network's terms of service. Avoid using clickbait headlines or deceptive practices, as they can quickly get your domain blacklisted. Use domain rotation to spread the risk, and if possible, dedicate separate domains for each campaign. It's also helpful to monitor your campaigns regularly, if you notice complaints or low-quality traffic, pause them and fix the issues. Prevention is better than dealing with a banned domain later.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

I think the main rule is that push networks block offers that are dangerous or misleading. Adult content, gambling, illegal downloads, and fake apps are usually not allowed. Even some tricky loan or subscription offers can get banned. The safest way is to pick offers that are real and easy to understand. Networks like when users feel safe, and your campaigns will run longer without problems.