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Google Ads has definitely become more automated. The main challenge now is giving the system good data and checking whether the results are actually profitable.

Make sure the ad, landing page, and offer all match each other. Inconsistencies can cause problems.

Compare different placements and audiences. One part of the campaign may be using most of the budget at a higher CPC.

PPC is still useful if you know your numbers. I think the biggest change is you can't just run ads and hope anymore, you need better targeting and a good offer.

I faced this too, sometimes it just takes time. Try updating the page a bit and make sure it has some good internal links.

I am using TrustCloaker for a couple of months. Never faced any issue related to the tool, but yeah, their support is a little bit lazy for replying to my messages. But their tool is preetty good, and price is also very nice. Overall, my experience is good, but they will be better if they work...

training is fine but honestly it changes often, so keeping account structure clean matters more than any threshold method

big challenge was competition, travel niche is expensive so you need very good landing page + remarketing to make it profitable.

yeah i tried same thing, some campaigns improved but overall results were mixed, google suggestions dont always work same for every account

If you have no experience, look for simple tasks like social media management, research, or basic admin work. They can help you earn while building skills.

I will suggest Media.net it is good for content sites, especially with traffic from the US, UK, and Canada.

I usually collect leads first for services and high-ticket offers. For low-cost products, I send traffic straight to the website.

I think Instagram ads are still useful if your audience spends time there. The platform still has a huge user base.

I think tracking is the most underrated skill. A lot of beginners launch campaigns without knowing exactly where conversions are coming from.

True, it was definitely easier before. I think many communities added restrictions because of spam, but it also made things harder for genuine users.