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I don't buy it, it's an oversight IMO. Marketers can buy domains if they won't want to display a sub domain, and Facebook can check the final destination landi
by tehwebguy 10y ago
I don't buy it, it's an oversight IMO.
Marketers can buy domains if they won't want to display a sub domain, and Facebook can check the final destination landing page. I mean, they already do! Every time you make a new ad they scrape the final destination for meta tags and content.
- madeofpalk 10y agoSame thing still applies - they don't want ctvnewsmarketing.com appearing as the domain.
- tehwebguy 10y agoWho doesn't, the marketers? I'm saying they should have to suck it up and buy the domain they want to display.
- cdcarter 10y agoThe issue is that they are hosting their pages on a 3rd party platform (HubSpot, Pardot, Unbounce, &c) and don't want to point root DNS at the landing page host or put bounce pages TO landing pages from the main site. They just wanna set up a pages. cname and run with it.
- tehwebguy 10y agoRight, and I'm saying that Facebook should tell them "too bad" the way Google does