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My favorite tool is Google Analytics because it shows how people are actually using my website.

A common mistake is ignoring SEO basics like titles, headings, internal links, and updating old posts. These small things can make a big difference.

I do not think there is a guaranteed way to avoid it completely. The best thing is keeping account details, billing information, and website policies clean and consistent.

Have you tried Bing ads? Sometimes the clicks are cheaper there with decent quality depending on the niche.

I had one product ad that I had to pause because it went out of stock. After restock, I restarted it but it never performed as strongly as before, even though it was still decent.

Yeah Reddit can bring huge traffic when a post goes viral, but it’s very unpredictable and hard to control or replicate consistently unless you are actively engaging with the same niche communities.

It depends on budget and data, early fluctuations are normal so don’t over optimize or make too many changes, just let the account collect enough consistent data.

Yeah it’s tough because most users trust and prefer card payments for speed and ease, so open banking usually converts lower unless the offer and checkout flow are very clearly optimized for it.

Start with small budget testing, focus on tight targeting and high intent keywords, keep tracking conversions properly, and kill underperforming ads quickly while scaling only what already shows profit.

Right now people mostly use Google Ads, Meta (Facebook/Instagram), TikTok ads, native ads like Taboola/Outbrain, and sometimes push ads or Reddit ads, and results depend on niche but Google gives high intent traffic while TikTok and Meta are cheaper for scaling.

From what i've seen its more about account trust than age, i'd keep using them normally for a bit before dropping comments everywhere.

Yeah noticed this too, manual posts feel more real and get lil more engagement, scheduling is fine but dont expect same vibes.

Nah, spamming 4x/day just annoy ppl, better focus on making 1 really good post and engage with ppl after posting.

I'd focus on posting consistently in one niche first, too many ppl quit or keep changing topics before the channel gets enough data to grow.

Biggest mistake i see is ppl sending traffic before fixing targeting, keywords and conversion tracking, thats where most of the budget gets wasted.