Recent content by blackfighter01

I think it depends more on where the template redirects and what the final url looks like. The template itself isnt always the issue.

You can test Microsoft Ads, but track the actual revenue from each campaign. clicks alone wont tell you if its working.

I usually check search terms first and see if im wasting money on irrelevant clicks.

Set a max loss before launching . Once the test hits that limit without any useful signal, pause it and move on instead of trying to save a bad idea.

I look at waht competitors are doing lately. If everyone is pushing a similer offer, a small change in angle can make more difference than a new image.

Look at session recording if u can, you might find people cliking on something else, getting condused or leaving at the same section every time.

Keywords bring you to the topic, intent tells you what to write. I wouldn't ignore either one.

Depends one the niche tbh. If you're going after keywords every big SaaS is targeting, its gonna be a long game, Find smaller gaps first.

Search console is your friend here. Once you get some impressions, check what queries are showing up and build more content around those.

whats the bidding strategy? uncapped cpc alone doesnt tell much

Depends on the type of gambling too. The rules can be very different for each market.

What traffic source are you running? Google, Facebook and native ads all have different rules, so that makes a difference when choosing a tool.

I think both play a role but a lot depends on the traffic source too. What works for one setup might not work for another, so its hard to say one is always better.

Havent used both myself, but with that much pop/push traffic id test them with a small campaign first. Check how they handle spikes and redirects before sending the full volume.

I'd say check traffic sources and top pages first. You'll quickly see where people are coming from and which posts are actually getting attention. no need to worry about every metric at the start.