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I also tried TrafficGuardian before for Facebook ads with new account. It worked around 1 week then ads got suspended. After that I use warm account and now its running fine till now. I think Facebook policy more strict than Google Ads, so better to warm account first not use fresh one...

Tried it briefly. AI filtering seems smarter than other tools I’ve used.

Yes, Bing Ads can be successful for lead generation. The CPC is lower, competition is less, and you often reach more decision-makers. In many niches, Bing Ads delivers better conversion rates than Google Ads.

Yes, Bing Ads can be successful for lead generation. The CPC is lower, competition is less, and you often reach more decision-makers. In many niches, Bing Ads delivers better conversion rates than Google Ads.

Domains with Tripadvisor backlinks cannot be found through a direct filter. The easiest way is to use Ahrefs or SEMrush, add Tripadvisor as a referring domain, and then check expired domains.

Yeah, networks like Zeropark, Revcontent, and PopAds usually handle aggressive niches and iOS traffic pretty well.

Native can still pay if your offers and creatives match the traffic, but don’t expect it to be as easy or cheap as social/search without solid testing.

You might get what you want from cheap CPM networks like PropellerAds or RevContent, but don’t expect high-quality results if you go for “dirt” traffic — you’ll likely waste more budget than you save.

Honestly man, Taboola and Reddit can bring solid traffic for legit lead-gen, but nothing’s safe for blackhat anymore—stick to clean funnels and you’ll scale way cheaper and smoother.

I find tools like Optmyzr, Kenshoo, and Marin Software super helpful for automating and optimizing PPC campaigns across Google, Facebook, and Bing, especially when managing multiple accounts.

maybe try using a US-based PayPal account or a multi-currency bank account like Revolut—both can help reduce extra charges when paying in USD.

I’d say Yext, Moz Local, and BrightLocal are pretty solid. They make the whole process a lot smoother, especially if you’re trying to scale. Have you tried any of them?

I’ve tried a bunch, but honestly I haven’t seen any legit antidetect browser with good built‑in proxies—GoLogin’s the closest, but I still end up adding my own.

I've used both, and honestly, GSA gives more options and control, but RankerX is way easier to set up and use. If you want something straightforward, RankerX is a good bet.