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Same numbers wont always show in both platforms. Check the attribution settings and purchase event logs before changing anything in the setup, otherwise you might end up making it worse.

I think you should focus on one niche first instead of promoting random offers. SaaS affiliate programs can be worth testing, especially if they offer recurring commissions. With $400, start small and track every conversion before putting more money in.

Yeah bro, I tried TrustCloaker personally and it works good for me to handle 10k daily. The plan is very affordable, but the support is just a little slow sometimes.

There is no single best CPA niche. The offer, GEO, and landing page combination matters more. Test small, collect data, and scale what works.

It depends on your niche and audience. Some networks can give cheap clicks, but always check conversion rate and user quality, not just CPC.

My advice is to run the same offer on both platforms and compare after enough data. Real numbers will tell you which one fits your business.

Low competition does not always mean easy or cheap. Sometimes it just means fewer companies are targeting that specific keyword.

Email marketing worked well for me because it brings repeat visitors. Even a small audience can create steady traffic.

Mine was changing the site structure without proper redirects, and it took a while to recover the traffic.

I would first test different landing pages and ad creatives because that made the biggest difference for my store.

Still mostly on Google, but slowly moving more budget to Bing coz CPC is better for me.

Set up remarketing on Bing. Audience size is around 2,400 people. That feels really small compared to my Google remarketing audiences which are 10x bigger. Is 2,400 even enough to run a proper remarketing campaign on Bing? Or is the audience too small to deliver consistently? Do you bother with...

I think there is no specific Kwai-only trusted network. Most people just use PropellerAds or Adsterra and focus more on the funnel because Kwai traffic behaves like short-form social traffic.

Honestly, native still works, but only if you treat it like content, not ads. as I know advertorial-style pages and curiosity-driven headlines perform best, especially for mid-funnel traffic where users aren’t ready to buy yet.

With your budget, I’d go with RichAds for scale and PropellerAds for more stable mobile traffic. Best approach is to test both and scale what performs better.