For me Google Ads and Meta Ads are still working good, but it really depends on niche. I also tested some other PPC networks but traffic quality was not always consistent.
SEO wins on lead quality and profit margins. Clicks from organic search are free and those users trust you more, while rising PPC keyword costs can quickly eat up all your profit if your conversion rate is not perfect.
Competition changes every single minute. Even if your settings are the exact same, a new competitor might be bidding higher right when you restart your campaign.
It depends on the traffic source. Platforms like Google and Facebook adjust your bids automatically based on time, but for native or push ads, you have to do it manually.
Most beginners rush to launch ads on Google, but don’t spend enough time learning tracking and conversion setup, which is where real profit comes from.
One big beginner mistake is google ads is copying strategies from youtube or twitter without real data. PPC is very specific, so what works for others often fails if your audience or offer is diffrent.
Risk of sudden policy action is always there. if rules change or moderation is reported, the subreddit can lose reach or even get restricted, which makes it unstable as an investment.
pick one niche, learn Google Ads or affiliate platforms, and run a tiny budget to test campaigns. Focus on learning, tracking results, and improving step by step before scaling.
For health supplement ads, avoid strong claims like cures and keep wording factual to get approved. To get more impressions, improve ad relevance, try broader keywords, and expand targeting carefully.
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