Recent content by AdClickHustle

contextual ads match your ad to the page content, so if someone's reading about crm software your saas ad shows up there, google does this automatically through their display network. ran a b2b campaign last year, $4200 spend, display contextual pulled 3x lower cpa than broad audience targeting...

kingdomlikes is genuinely underpowered compared to what AMF had at its peak, i ran a test on it last month and engagement velocity was maybe 30% of what i used to get routing through AMF for tweet amplification. curious what you mean by "custom twitter tweets" specifically, are you trying to...

for 600 word articles those numbers are fine as a rough baseline, but the real variable is how competitive your keyword is. i tracked this pretty closely on a b2b saas blog i ran, 3x main keyword in 600 words ranked fine for low competition terms but for anything with a kd above 40 in ahrefs we...

manual cpc on search is basically gasping for air at this point, i watched my impressions drop like 60% on a home services campaign last quarter after refusing to switch bidding strategies, finally caved and tested tCPA and the volume came back but cost per lead jumped $18 so yeah not exactly a...

3-4 months of nothing is pretty standard, my first site sat at basically zero impressions for like 14 weeks then climbed to around 800 organic visits/month by month 6. the "quality content" thing you mentioned is doing more work than you realize right now, google is just slow as hell to trust...

microworkers works but the setup is the pain point most people quit on, you gotta write really specific task instructions or workers just google the keyword and bounce in 2 seconds which tanks your dwell time signals worse than doing nothing. i ran a test with 40 workers last year targeting a...

copy matters sure, but id push back a little on the framing here. ran a landing page last year... wait no, ran a landing page a while back where i rewrote the headline three times, zero movement, then my buddy just compressed the images and got pagespeed from 54 to 91 and conversions jumped 18%...

ran a tiktok creator fund setup back in 2021, 12 devices, all posting the same recycled short-form clips repackaged with different thumbnails and audio. first check took about 4 months to clear anything worth mentioning and it was maybe $80 across the whole farm. the creator fund on tiktok...

pricing really depends on your feature set and who youre targeting, id push back a little on the idea that theres one "right" range. ran a cloaker on a lifetime deal at $97 flat back in 2022 and it tanked revenue compared to when i switched to $29/mo recurring, the ltds attracted one-time buyers...

figured id share this after arguing with a dev friend for like 3 weeks straight about whether fixing our page load time would do more than rewriting the headline and subhead. we ran a proper a/b test on a saas landing page doing around 4k visitors a month. took the page from 4.1 seconds load to...

real talk, "fastest" is doing a lot of heavy lifting in this question because it depends almost entirely on your niche and how competitive it is. a new domain in something like local plumbing can get traction with a handful of solid citations and a few decent links but try that same approach in...

that telegram 1k dms a day thread got me curious what tool you were running for the mass sends, cause most people hit limits way before those numbers

upi and netbanking is smart for that audience, most indian users genuinely don't have cards so youre right to focus there. only thing i'd push back on is the "avoid getting caught" framing for soft nsfw, ccbill and segpay actually work fine with that content if youre upfront with them during...

unlimited volume unlocked is genuinely the best position in affiliate, ran auto insurance direct offers back when CPL was sitting around $28-35 and the bottleneck was always quality flags on intent signals, not traffic volume. make sure your landing page isn't pulling in broad curiosity traffic...

tried the google ads route with a similar budget a few years back, burned through like $8k in maybe 6 weeks testing offers that looked great on paper but had terrible landing page quality scores so my cpcs were insane. the $20k number sounds comfortable until you realize paid traffic will eat it...