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Check traffic, rankings, backlinks and search intent. If these are still useful, update the page.

Google Ads is pretty solid, and you can try Bing Ads too. There’s also PropellerAds and Media.net that pay reliably. Just make sure you follow their rules to avoid issues.

i think start with google ads first bro to test if product actually sell, keep small budget and run simple campaigns, check which keywords and audience give sales, then later you can do seo for long term free traffic, seo slow but still good if you keep posting useful content, for ads dont do...

yes you can control it bro, just set daily budget limit in campaign so google not spend more than that, also use manual cpc at start so you control bids, and keep checking search terms and pause useless keywords, plus you can schedule ads time so it not run all day, this way you avoid overspending

I mostly use ChatGPT for drafting and outlines, then optimize with an SEO tool like Surfer or Frase. AI definitely speeds things up, but ranking still comes down to keyword targeting and content quality.

I have been trying only whitehat seo for just for last few months . writing content, doing basic on page some internal linking but honestly growth is very low. I see other ranking fast using aggressive methods. So just wanted to ask , do you guys still rely fully on white hat or mix something...

Landing page speed matter a lot because slow pages can bounce rate.

selling AI generated services like writing, design, or video editing can make good money.

Maybe your targeting is too broad, try narrowing it down more or focus on interests/behaviors that match your ideal customer. Also, check your ad copy and make sure it's speaking to the right audience.

I’ve had similar issues. Sometimes Bing Ads will suspend accounts if they flag something during the setup. Try checking your billing info, make sure everything’s correct. You can also contact Bing support to see if they can give you more details on why it’s getting suspended.

Track both devices separately because users behave differently on mobile and desktop. Mobile users usually browse quickly, while desktop users tend to spend more time and convert differently.

Most ad networks just won’t touch free account sites… some use pop ads or affiliate offers instead.

My favorite tools for automating PPC campaigns are Kenshoo (Skai) and WordStream. They make managing bids, budgets, and multi-platform campaigns much easier.

Yeah it’s a real tactic but not hacking most of time, usually it’s stuff like open subdomain systems, expired or forgotten subdomains, or misconfigurations people take over, so they get authority from the main domain and rank fast, but it’s not stable and can get removed anytime.

best tools rn are adspy, minea, bigspy- adspy has biggest database and best filters, minea is good for ecommerce + finding winning products, and bigspy is cheap option for beginners so most ppl just use meta ads library + one of these tools together.