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You can try TrafficGuardian for Nutra. I am also doing nutra advertising for the last couple of months with TrafficGuardian and it works pretty good. Just remember to always use warmed-up accounts and a good setup, and make your safe page good.

Google can suspend out of nowhere sometimes, even old accounts arent always safe.

Check ur audience and keyword setup again, sometimes everythings looks fine but its too limited.

People may use AI more in the future, but websites and SEO are still important because AI also depends on online information.

nah once ad is deleted it cant be restored, u can only try to recreate it or duplicate from old campaign if its still showing in ads manager.

Yeah we tried something similar, issue is traffic expects card at checkout so Meta algo struggles a bit, works better when landing page is clear abt open banking from start.

Make sure your site is technically strong fast loading, mobile friendly, and well structured. This makes it easier to earn links and rank.

One advantage of reddit is that you can see honest feedback on products and services. it helps indentify what customers actually care about rather than what marketer assume they care about.

PowerAdSpy works well for native and social style placements. it is easier on the wallet for smaller marketers or someone just testing.

One thing that surprised me was attribution. As an offer owner, I mainly looked at lead volume, but as a media buyer you have to constantly compare ad platform data, tracking data, and actual lead quality.

My experience with Linkvertise was mostly positive. The dashboard was simple to use, and payments arrived on time.

If your marketing strategy absolutely requires hundreds of accounts a day to work, Reddit might just be the wrong platform for your model. it is too strictly moderated now, so you might want to look into platforms with softer anti-spam filters.

They still make a great combo, but you have to refresh creatives constantly. The pop traffic burns out the landing page angles way faster than the push notifications do.

I tried using the new in-app menu last week but kept getting an error screen. Support told me the rollout is still buggy for some MCC accounts, so I'm just waiting it out.

For me, it is all about the click volume rather than time. If I hit 100–200 clicks with zero conversions, it is a clear sign to pause and fix the landing page.