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Try testing a different bidding strategy, but check your conversion tracking first. Otherwise, you wont know if the changes are actually helping.

Check the campaign status, bidding strategy and any restrictions in the account. Approved ads dont always mean they will get enough impressions.

Use a different billing profile for each ad account, Meta links them easily if u reuse the same billing profile across multiple accounts.

U might be hitting audience saturation, test completely new angles or hooks to refresh the creative fatigue before scaling further.

Try researching Bing audience data first and start with niches where competition is lower compared to Google Ads.

Check your tracking setup first, then compare PPC data with CRM and actual sales to find where the gap is coming from.

Still focusing mainly on Google and Meta. They’re getting more competitive, but they still bring the most consistent volume. I’ve been testing TikTok more for some niches, but the creative side takes a lot more effort. Bing is still useful when the numbers work, especially for cheaper clicks...

This is pretty normal. Platform ROAS is more like “who touched the customer” not who actually caused the sale. I usually trust Shopify/backend for the real numbers and use platform data for optimization signals only. For channel contribution, test budgets, look at assisted conversions...

I saw their price on trafficguardian today. Looks normal, but does it really work for US traffic? TikTok is checking and banning everything very fast these days.

Many beginners start with clickbank because approval I easy and there are many digital products. it is good for learning affiliate marketing without needing a website immediately.

Yes, utility sites can still make good money with display ads, but volume and GEO matter a lot. AdSense works fine for starting, but many people move to Ezoic or Mediavine after getting more traffic. Tool sites usually have lower engagement, so RPM fluctuations are pretty normal.

Yes, this can happen after major edits. Google sometimes re-evaluates campaigns and the learning phase can affect impressions temporarily. Check bid strategy, audience overlap, and ad relevance, then give it some time before making more changes.

Use click fraud protection tools and monitor your traffic sources closely. Block suspicious IPs, exclude low-quality placements, and track user behavior with analytics. A lot of fake clicks come from bad traffic sources, so test carefully.

Start with one traffic source like Google Ads or Facebook Ads and learn tracking first. Choose a simple affiliate offer with proven conversions and test with a small budget. Focus on learning before scaling.

I think sometimes the article is good but nobody is searching for that topic, or competition us too high. good content alone does not guarantee traffic if google can not find enough signals.