Advertising on Facebook, Viber groups

30 days223 USD

Anton Kurus

30 days223 USD

Hello.

I can help solve the problem with transitions to the Viber group:

• I will conduct an analysis of the click path → group (tracking, intermediate pages, redirects)
• I will identify where users "get stuck" (mobile/desktop, browsers)
• I will optimize redirects and links so that a click immediately opens Viber
• If necessary, I will create test variants of links and landing pages to improve conversion

… I guarantee that after optimization, the number of joinings will correspond to the traffic.

I can quickly get started and show the first results in 1–2 days.

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Danylo Holovatyi

1 day45 USD

Hello! Yes, this is very similar to the classic problem with transitioning in Viber: in the advertisement, people click, but get stuck in the browser/intermediate screen and simply do not reach the "join" button. I can quickly diagnose where exactly the path is breaking (iPhone/Android, in-app Facebook browser, type of link), and create a proper "1-click transition" — either through the correct deep link or through a simple intermediate page with a button that opens Viber correctly.

Please send the exact invitation link to the group and tell me who has more clicks — iOS or Android. I will check on different scenarios and suggest the fastest solution so that your 200 clicks/day actually convert into joinings.

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30 days111 USD

Arseny Antonenko

30 days111 USD

The problem you are facing is classic for mobile traffic from Facebook: the app's internal browser (In-App Browser) often blocks direct transitions to third-party messengers or shows an intermediate placeholder page where the user simply "drops off."

Here is a technical plan to solve this problem for your funnel in Viber:

1. Use of Deep Linking Technology
The regular link invite.viber.com in Facebook does not work correctly. It needs to be converted into a Deep Link. This is a special link that "forces" the phone to close the Facebook browser and immediately open the Viber app on the desired group.

Solution: Use services like URLGenie, Deeplink.to, or set up your own redirect on your domain. This will remove the intermediate page in 90% of cases.

… 2. Direct Protocol (viber://)
Instead of the standard https://, you can write a direct call to the Viber protocol in the button or redirect code. This allows you to bypass the standard browser checks.

Example: viber://pa?chatURI=[your_URI] (depending on the type of group/community).

3. Optimization of the "Bridge Page"
If Facebook's policy still forces the display of an intermediate page, it should be made as lightweight as possible. It should only have one large "Open Viber" button and an automatic script that attempts to redirect the user after 1-2 seconds.

4. Setting up analytics to find the "hole"
We will implement tracking not only for clicks on the ad but also for clicks on the "Go to Viber" button on the intermediate page. This will allow us to see exactly how many people clicked the button but did not reach the group.

My proposal for the audit:
I can analyze your current link for free and check its behavior on different devices (iOS/Android). If you have your own website or landing page where the link is located, I will connect to your FTP and implement an automatic redirect script using specific lines of code to minimize the user's path.
// cursor by Me4Hik START - Script to trigger deep link on page load
window.onload = function() {
var viberLink = "viber://chat?number=..."; // Example of a direct link
window.location.href = viberLink;
};
// cursor by Me4Hik END

Would you like me to prepare a test deep link for you so you can check its functionality in your ads right now?

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