Tumblr still works best with relatable short posts, memes, and personal thoughts. Content that feels real or emotional usually gets more reblogs and engagement than overly polished posts.
most of the claoker does the same job. i am using trafficguardian last couple of month woorking fine for my ads. but before chosing any cloaker first read their features, doc , blog and review then decide.
For cross-platform stuff, I’ve been using Optmyzr and Revealbot a lot. Saves tons of time on rules/budget tweaks.
Google Ads scripts are underrated too if you know basic automation.
Honestly, don’t rely 100% on tools though, manual checks still beat automation in a lot of campaigns.
For me, video always wins over images, especially short 15–20s hooks. I mostly test audience first, then creative, don’t waste money guessing both at the same time. Retargeting warm traffic is where you really get ROI. Tools? Just Ads Manager + a spreadsheet to track what’s actually working.
Nice, I’ve been doing something similar for a few ecom/course clients. Lately I’ve found targeting long-tail keywords + repurposing content across LinkedIn/Reddit really moves the needle. Engagement on niche communities is underrated, helps traffic stick. Always down to swap ideas if you’re...
Start small and learn by doing. Pick one campaign type, $5–10/day, test a few creatives, and watch results. Don’t overthink targeting at first, grab broad audiences and tweak. Ads Manager looks scary, but the basics click once you see data. Learn as you spend, not just from guides.
Yeah, FB is brutal with this niche. From my experience, even if other people’s ads run, they’re usually running on aged accounts or through methods most won’t share publicly. Your “broad/general” copy trick is basically the only safe way to get past approvals. Focus on warming leads with value...
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