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Hi guys, I’m facing a problem with my Google Ads account for the last few weeks. My campaigns are active, approved, and there are no major account warnings, but the spend is extremely low compared to the daily budget. I’ve already checked the landing page, tracking, campaign setup, and account...

I’ve tested networks like Bing, Reddit Ads and some native platforms, they can work pretty well for cheap testing if you target the right audience.

Yeah this happens on Snap sometimes, delivery can be inconsistent depending on audience size and competition. Try giving the campaign some time and check if there are any delivery limits.

I'm am starting FB and TikTok ads for a crypto affiliate offer and i need a reliable cloaking solution. I’ve read a lot of old threads here, but as we know, what worked in 2024 doesn't work in 2026. I am looking for something that: Has a solid, frequently updated IP database (especially for...

I've seen similar issues when scaling. Instead of making big budget jumps, I usually increase the budget gradually. Large changes can sometimes trigger another review or reset performance. Also worth checking if all landing page versions are compliant and working correctly, as higher spend tends...

I've found AI most useful for repetitive tasks like ad copy drafts, keyword clustering, landing page suggestions, and report summaries. It can save a lot of time every week. That said, campaign structure, budget decisions, audience targeting, and overall strategy still need human input. The...

Search term analysis. Most beginners spend more time on ads than on what people are actually searching for.

Pretty similar experience on my side. Once a campaign starts getting consistent conversions, automated bidding tends to outperform manual. For smaller accounts with limited data, manual still gives me better control.

I think upvotes can help, but the are not the only factor. good content quality matters just as much for long term reach.

In my opinion posting and commenting both matters because a new account has very low trust score and commenting helps to be active in subreddits and posting helps to bring more traffic.

I think AI tools make blogging faster but not easier now like before because competition is too high and I also agree with you that AI use same sentence and paragraph in some niches and so better to properly edit articles.

I would run DSA alongside keyword campaigns, but carefully exclude existing keywords and irrelevant pages to avoid overlap and cannibalization.

hoenstly, I think rankings are usually mix of authority, backlinks and engagement signals, not just content depth or age.

I noticed many smart Reddit marketers never sell directly. They share experience or useful answer first, then mention tool or site naturally if relevant.

most common mistake is many people post but forget keywords in title and description. Pinterest still works a lot like search from what I noticed.