How to get visitors to my store

[digibyabd]

I have a digital products store where I sell Spotify subscriptions for 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months, and I need a way to get visitors. I've tried Facebook and other social media sites, but my ads keep getting removed even though I obtain these subscriptions legally and cheaply. I'd appreciate any good suggestions.
thanks

 

[trueplayer]

I have a digital products store where I sell Spotify subscriptions for 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months, and I need a way to get visitors. I've tried Facebook and other social media sites, but my ads keep getting removed even though I obtain these subscriptions legally and cheaply. I'd appreciate any good suggestions.
thanks

That niche is high-risk no matter how “legal” your source is - FB auto-nukes anything tied to subscriptions + accounts. Paid ads are a waste here, you’ll just burn BM after BM. Better angles are SEO pages targeting intent keywords, Telegram/Discord funnels, or resellers pushing volume for you, all indirect traffic. If you can’t control traffic source risk, focus on distribution that doesn’t care about policy first.

 

[digibyabd]

That niche is high-risk no matter how “legal” your source is - FB auto-nukes anything tied to subscriptions + accounts. Paid ads are a waste here, you’ll just burn BM after BM. Better angles are SEO pages targeting intent keywords, Telegram/Discord funnels, or resellers pushing volume for you, all indirect traffic. If you can’t control traffic source risk, focus on distribution that doesn’t care about policy

That niche is high-risk no matter how “legal” your source is - FB auto-nukes anything tied to subscriptions + accounts. Paid ads are a waste here, you’ll just burn BM after BM. Better angles are SEO pages targeting intent keywords, Telegram/Discord funnels, or resellers pushing volume for you, all indirect traffic. If you can’t control traffic source risk, focus on distribution that doesn’t care about policy first.

is it good to advirtise here on blackhatworld .??

 

[Jessica_Lorenz]

Focus on organic traffic: SEO content, helpful blogs, Reddit discussions, and transparency about legality to build long-term trust.

 

[PremiumAccount]

SEO efforts should be spread out over several days, without overdoing it. Otherwise, you might incur Google's wrath.

 

[ElyDiosa]

I have a digital products store where I sell Spotify subscriptions for 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months, and I need a way to get visitors. I've tried Facebook and other social media sites, but my ads keep getting removed even though I obtain these subscriptions legally and cheaply. I'd appreciate any good suggestions.
thanks

Hi, I would suggest you develop a promotional text concept that appeals to people and post it in some forums to reach a wider audience. If you haven't had much luck on Facebook or other social media, try creating a promotional image for your memberships and announcing it in WhatsApp statuses and Telegram groups. I hope this helps.

 

[india]

since you are a third party you will have problem with paid ads, try to do seo and organic marketing. Try Reddit, Quora as organic strategy.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

You don't need to buy ads on Social Media platforms to generate traffic.

Interacting in a natural way can be profitable; it takes time as opposed to Ads being passive, but the results can be profitable.

 

[Saitama Agency LLC]

I have a digital products store where I sell Spotify subscriptions for 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months, and I need a way to get visitors. I've tried Facebook and other social media sites, but my ads keep getting removed even though I obtain these subscriptions legally and cheaply. I'd appreciate any good suggestions.
thanks

Your ad was likely removed because it promoted a product that violates Facebook's policies. You should learn how to disguise content to get your ads approved.

 

[TheSocialMediaGrowth]

Certain Reddit subreddits might allow you to post it. BlackHatWorld (here) might be a good place (not sure if they allow that). Promoting on other message board/forums where people sell subscriptions/accounts is probably smart at least to start. eBay possibly as well.

 

[sda]

For the fresh online store use Reddit, do not use paid ads - it's a waste of budget.
Remember, you need customers, not visitors.

 

[Vitaminized]

SEO development is the best choice, but it's a very long-term game. Search for niche communities in the internet in order to get quick (first?) clients.

 

[marketingexpo]

Try out the Guest Post service. It's more effective in this kind of project.

 

[digibyabd]

Consider using niche forums, Reddit communities, influencer partnerships, and SEO-optimized content to promote your Spotify subscriptions organically

I think Reddit doesn't accept posting things like that either.

 

[juli3tt]

As a suggestion, you could check specific sites or groups like related subreddits or particular Facebook groups where you could offer your services. Ads for what you're offering might get rejected for obvious reasons, but offering them individually might work better for you.

 

[Aron Maxwell]

Increase Spotify subscription sales using organic content, email leads, referral programs, and low-risk social strategies.

 

[EllaRichardson17]

Use email marketing by collecting emails with a simple offer or discount code.

 

[LondonLife]

Ads get blocked because subscription reselling is risky for platforms, so focus on SEO, deal communities, and referrals where intent already exists.

 

[Furious Man]

Your ads keep getting removed because reselling Spotify subscriptions violates Spotify’s terms and ad platforms won’t send traffic to something they see as unauthorized, so the real fix is changing the offer, not the traffic source.

 

[sotaktmerrynfi9k8]

The main issue isn't traffic, but rather advertising policies. Large platforms often severely restrict reselling Spotify packages, even from legitimate sources. Instead of ads, you can focus on SEO, instructional content, or affiliate traffic to generate a more stable customer base. If you still want to run paid ads long-term, you'll have to reposition your offer; otherwise, your account will be easily and repeatedly terminated