In my experience, simple setups work better for native traffic. If the funnel is solid and optimized, you usually don’t need anything complex to get stable results.
Honestly I would pick whatever gives consistent performance and is easy to manage long term. In my experience the tool matters less than the overall setup and testing approach.
Totally agree. In most cases it’s not the cloaker, it’s the setup around it. I’ve seen people run the same tool but get completely different results just because of weak domains or messy testing. The tool is just one part, the overall structure matters way more.
Native + push traffic still works better for that kind of setup than Google these days. A lot of people are using MGID, Zeropark, Propeller etc with simple presell pages and lead gen offers. Just warm up domains properly and keep the funnel clean or traffic quality tanks fast.
Finance and SaaS still work well on search if you know keyword intent. Stuff like accounting software, VPNs, AI tools, loans, insurance leads etc are still printing for some affiliates. Health is way harder now unless you got authority sites because Google is strict with that niche.
Happens all the time sadly. First thing, make sure your own brand campaign has high QS with exact match + strong ad copy, usually you can still outrank them cheaper. Also check if they’re using your trademark in the ad text itself, if yes you can file a Google trademark complaint.
Start with YouTube + Google Skillshop, that’s enough to learn the basics honestly. Then run a small campaign yourself, even $5-10/day teaches more than watching videos for weeks. Most beginners overthink it, but testing keywords and ads is where you actually learn PPC.
That’s why it’s always good to test multiple networks instead of sticking with one for years. A lot of the big PPI networks lowball unless you got huge volume or a direct manager. Good move testing private deals, sometimes they convert way better.
Biggest mistake i see make is changing campaigns too fast without enough data. A lot of people also focus only on clicks and ignore landing page or conversion tracking issues.
From my experience, $300 with zero conversions usually means something in the funnel is not matching properly, mostly targeting, keywords or landing page intent. I wouldn't reset everything immediately, better to adjust step by step first.
posting daily alone usually isn't enough now. Traffic mostly comes when content targets the right keywords and starts getting indexed properly, otherwise even daily post stay invisible.
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