Recent content by DiegoRojas

Yes, I have seen new campaigns take time to pick up but less than 20 impressions after 1-2 days is worth checking the targeting and ad eligibility.

Yes, I had similar cases before sometimes new accounts take a bit longer to get impressions even after the approval.

Good to hear that, I guess studying the system and learning from past mistakes really helped.

In my experience, cheaper clicks don't always mean better traffic you should check the quality of leads and actual conversions before deciding whether to keep it running.

Yes, I have noticed that AI-generated sites can sometimes look too generic because adding genuine content and making sure everything works properly is very important.

You should first confirm whether snapchat supports advertisers from your country because VPN alone is not a reliable solution especially when business verification and billing are involved.

From my experience, bulk conversion and attachment handling are the most important things to check and don't choose a tool based on format support alone.

Yes, you can try testing the same campaign on another legitimate account and compare the results because this will help you understand whether the issue is account-related.

Yes, it could be worth testing all placements instead of limiting your ads to facebook only because a lower CPM doesn't always mean better results, so just compare the actual conversions and ROAS before making a decision.

I don't think saving a post as a draft makes any difference. What matters more is how people react after you publish it.

You can also try native ads. Sometimes they work better for content websites, but it really depends on your niche and audience.

Don't try to win only on price. Sometimes better product images, offers and a good landing page can make a bigger difference.

Right, daily spending limits can be frustrating when scaling campaigns, also keep in mind that agency accounts and MCC history do not guarantee higher limits or protect accounts from suspension.

I think, the template itself is not automatically a problem because what matters is how it works and where it sends users and also avoid anything that shows google different content from what real visitors see.

Use genuine business details and a valid payment method first, make sure your offer follows google’s policies before launching.