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Broken ad link monitoring

Know when a paid campaign starts sending clicks to a broken page

Broken ad link monitoring checks live campaign destinations after launch, when a deployment, changed URL slug, server failure, or redirect mistake can turn a previously approved link into wasted paid traffic.

A confirmed failure response
  1. Page changesThe campaign keeps running
  2. Failure confirmedIncident opens
  3. Agency knowsEmail carries the evidence
  4. Page recoversRecovery closes the window

Know before the client asks.

Not every broken campaign link looks the same

A missing page may return 404 or 410. Infrastructure can return a 5xx response, time out, loop through redirects, or fail before a final page is reached.

  • 404 and 410 destinations
  • 5xx server failures
  • Timeouts and unreachable hosts
  • Redirect loops and unusable destinations

Approval does not protect the destination after launch

An ad can be approved on Friday morning and point to a dead destination after a website release that afternoon. Paid traffic keeps moving even though the URL changed underneath the campaign.

A confirmed failure response
  1. Page changesThe campaign keeps running
  2. Failure confirmedIncident opens
  3. Agency knowsEmail carries the evidence
  4. Page recoversRecovery closes the window

Know before the client asks.

A useful warning identifies the incident and its recovery

Bifro Check records the response evidence, confirms the failure before opening an incident, sends an email, and closes the incident when the destination recovers. The agency still controls the campaign decision.

Questions agencies ask

Can an approved ad link break later?

Yes. The destination, server, redirect rules, and page slug can all change after approval and launch.

Does a redirect count as a broken link?

Not by itself. A redirect becomes a problem when it loops, fails, reaches an unusable destination, or removes required campaign parameters.

Will I receive an email for a confirmed failure?

Yes. Bifro Check sends confirmed incident and recovery alerts by email to the configured recipient.

Make the agency the first call—not the last to know.

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