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Try Facebook with different creatives and audiences, then scale what works.

Possible, but I would audit the full funnel before assuming the domain is the issue.

You can try using cost controls like cost per result goal, but Meta may not always deliver if the target is too low. I would also check audience size, placements, call quality and when the calls are coming. Sometimes narrowing the right audience helps more than just setting a cap.

Yeah, I think a lot of advertisers are feeling the same. The biggest change for me is that you cant rely only on targeting anymore. Creative quality, testing speed and understanding your data matters much more now compared to a few years ago.

I'm running Meta ads for replica sneakers, but my ads usually get taken down within a day. So I need a cloaker for running this. I'm looking at TrafficGuardian, ZeroCloak, and NoIPFraud. Has anyone used any of them for replica products on Meta? Which one has worked best for you, and would you...

Most spy tools rely on automated visits. Filtering bots, VPNs, and data center IPs can help reduce how often your landing page gets copied.

Yes, Youtube shorts are good for discovery. you can g viral quickly, but the audience is often less loyal compared to long form content.

If you want to stay safe, avoid installing any apps or visiting unknown download sites. Instead, use TikTok’s built-in download feature when possible, or just record your screen while playing the video.

I focus on stability first. I increase budgets slowly, keep creatives and landing pages consistent, and closely watch conversion metrics. This usually helps avoid major performance swings and unexpected review issues.

Keyword research and negative keywords do not get enough attention from beginners. They can have a huge impact on ad spend efficiency and overall profitability.

It could simply be a change in user behavior rather than a campaign issue. I review recent trends and compare conversion data across devices before deciding whether any adjustments are needed.

The best option depends on your business. Some companies collect leads before selling, while others use ads to send people directly to their website.

I think your idea is risky. It is better to grow accounts slowly with real content and engagement instead of bots or shortcuts.

I think it depends more on behavior than quantity. If you post too many things in a short time, Reddit can flag it. I personally keep a gap of at least 1 hour between posts.

It depends on where you guest post. high quality blogs can give both traffic and SEO value, but low sites is almost usless in my opinioon.