I think the challenge is making the site compliant first. Content around shared or unauthorized accounts can trigger restrictions, so building around legal offers, guides, or promotions would give you more monetization options.
I faced this a few times. An active campaign does not always mean it will get the same delivery. Auction competition, quality score, search demand and Google’s automation can all affect impressions. Checking impression share reports usually gives a better idea.
yeah this is pretty common now, most traffic is mobile heavy, still worth checking placements and bids but usually desktop share naturally drops in many niches.
small change that worked for me was starting post with a strong hook in first line + replying fast to early comments, it made reach and engagement go up noticeably.
yeah many people noticing same thing lately, looks like reddit changed algo or tightening distribution, so even clean accounts getting lower reach without any warnings.
yeah some people still using push + pop together, but it depends on traffic quality and setup, works for some and for some it not converting like before.
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