Yeah the sellpass/billgang stuff is a mess now, wouldnt touch either after all these reports. crypto sales with no chargeback protection is basically a free money glitch for scammy platforms.
honestly the woocommerce route mentioned in the OP is still the safest long term. you own everything...
sometimes its just local payment methods or currency... if they cant pay with what they normally use they will just bounce at the checkout. id check if your checkout is actually fully localized for that specific country before you kill the campaign.
saves and clicks kinda tell you different things tbh. saves mean people find it worth keeping for later, but that doesnt always turn into traffic.
if your goal is actual website visits then clicks matter more to you... a pin with tons of saves but no clicks usually means the image itself is...
nah, if it’s getting hit instantly on the first launch every time, IP is probably not the main thing. That usually points more to the account/payment/business footprint not lining up, or the ad/landing page tripping a policy bot. The exact suspension reason code matters a lot here too, because...
tbh everyone talks about the account history but people always forget about the footprint you use to log in. you can buy the oldest verified account with clean billing, but if you run it on a cheap proxy or bad browser setup it's getting flagged anyway. in my experience the transition is where...
there is no magic bypass tutorial for this... if the admin has post approval turned on, it goes to the pending queue. sometimes you can bypass the automated fb filters by liking and commenting on other posts in the group for a few days before trying to post anything.
honestly with digital products like templates and guides, the actual design of the store matters way less than showing people what they are getting. some of the highest converting sites in this niche are super basic. just go with a clean, light theme with plenty of white space, and focus heavily...
honestly managing 4k accounts with free tools is a quick way to get them all banned at once. you need high quality residential proxies and a solid paid manager otherwise x will flag the coordinated activity instantly.
check your page load speed first, especially on mobile. if the page takes more than 3 seconds to load most people will just click back before they even see what you are selling. also check your search query report to see what keywords actually triggered the clicks. sometimes you get broad match...
Yeah those pre-verified DIDs are mostly just a marketing spin tbh. You are basically paying a markup for someone else to do the basic registration, or they just sell you fresh numbers and call it verified.
If you are outside the US, Telnyx is probably the easiest path. You just upload your...
tbh if you are trying to get out of the google sandbox you might want to get rid of adsterra soon. those sketchy redirects and adware ads will get your site flagged by google chrome or safe browsing pretty fast and ruin your seo before you even start getting search traffic.
tbh most PPI networks these days will just ruin your domain reputation and get your app flagged as malware within a week... if you actually want real users you should look into native ads or push notifications instead
honestly phone farms and gsm gateways are a massive headache in the US now. carriers don't just track the sim cards, they flag the imei of the gateway itself pretty fast. once they blacklist the hardware, any new sim you put in there dies almost instantly. 15k a day is way too high for a basic...
honestly the simplest check is whether the page hosting your link actually gets any search traffic itself. if google doesn't even index the page or send it any impressions, that link is basically dead weight no matter what the metrics say...
if you want something super barebones try glot.io. tbh it supports a bunch of languages, has a clean UI and you just write code and hit run. no dashboards or anything. ideone is also decent but the ads can get annoying. in my experience glot is probably the closest to what replit used to be...
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