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Facebook is a great source of traffic for targeting those who could be interested in solutions for diabetes type 2, high blood sugar, weight loss and even male sexual health. All of these conditions are closely related.
However, there are a few things you must know before you get started.

The first thing is that you can get you plenty of good, targeted traffic if you stay clear of any non-compliant terms. Here’s how to stay on the right side of Facebook’s advertising terms:

• Use a landing page or quiz in between the ad and the offer
• Have links to your privacy policy, terms of service and contact pages on your site.
• Avoid terms such as “diabetes type 2”, “diabetes remedy”, "weight loss" or anything promising to fix or “cure” diabetes or high blood sugar
• Choose terms such as “balance blood sugar”, "type 2" and “stabilize erratic blood sugar” or similar
• Try focusing on curbing hunger, and getting rid of cravings for blood sugar balance. Send quality traffic to our page and let us do the converting for you.
• You can choose a landing page made by us that doesn’t have exit popups or autoplay (see affiliate links section above)
• If you need a specific landing page configured a certain way and we don’t have it, get in touch with us and ask if it can be done

Need help on Facebook’s guidelines to know what’s acceptable in your ads? Go here.

To keep your account compliant and in good standing with Facebook, we also recommend you steer clear of the phrase "weight loss" in your headlines (and ad copy), and especially stay clear of any weight loss claims and especially do not say you are "curing" or "fixing" diabetes type 2.
Turn on Dynamic Creative on your Ad Set and try these FB compliant headlines that are working well at the moment. Avoid headlines with the word "Trick" in it and other words this Facebook article describes .
*Make sure to target only the proven countries for Facebook quality traffic (see above section on countries to target and avoid)