Recent content by Glam Goddess

First appeal always gets auto rejected , don't panic. Just resubmit with screenshots showing you fixed whatever they flagged.

My biggest mistake was chasing too many low-quality backlinks. It gave a short-term boost, but the rankings didn’t last and cleaning everything up took months.

Usually 3 to 5 well differentiated ad variations per ad group works best, enough for testing but not so many that budget and data get spread too thin.

when you increase budget suddenly, Google or any ad platform tries to spend the extra money quickly, so it expands beyond your “best performing” auctions and starts showing ads in broader, more competitive or lower intent searches that extra traffic is usually less qualified, so conversion rate...

Yes it can work but risky, Google Ads sometimes flags Wise card so better use proper US card if you want safe setup.

I also started using Trustcloaker recently, let’s see how it performs long term. How long have you been using it?

Traditional search to search arbitrage is dead. the money right now is in social to content buying cheap traffic on tiktok or FB and sending them to a high quality viral blog.

Automation only works if your tracking is perfect. If Google can not tell a junk spam call from a real booked job, Automated bidding will just buy you more junk. Clean data = automated. Messy data = manual.

Pmax feels risky for gambling because you lose a lot of control over placements. good for scaling maybe, but testing becomes harder in sensitive niches.

people still making money with google ads, but the easy wins are mostly gone now. Optimization and tracking matter way more than before.

Placement exclusions matter a lot on GDN now. Leaving campaigns too broad is usually where most of the junk traffic comes from.

this is mostly common just use ad scheduling to lower your bids or pause your campaigns entirely on weakends.

People are making money, but you are constantly fighting the platforms. Google and Meta hate arbitrage and are always updating their policies to ban it. If you try it, expect your ad accounts to get flagged or shut down pretty often.

Yes, absolutely. Google Ads is still great because people are actively searching for what you sell it is not like social media where you're interrupting them. Even with a small budget, you can win if you target super-specific 'buyer' keywords instead of broad terms.

You do not need to do all that. If you want a totally clean start, just delete the Instagram app, reinstall it, and sign up with a brand new email. Wiping the phone is way too much work.