Recent content by JackSparrow77

Make the ad more clear about what you offer and who it is for. This can filter out a lot of bad leads.

I wouldn’t blame AI copy alone for the Quality Score drop. Check the keyword, ad, landing page relevance and page experience together.

TrustCloaker works fine for Shopline since it’s cloud-based and uses JS integration, but keep your filtering aggressive. Shopline has built-in bot detection that can sometimes conflict, so make sure to test your safe page thoroughly before scaling. If TrustCloaker struggles, switch to...

A strong opening seems to make a big difference. If the first few seconds are interesting, viewers are more likely to stay and watch.

I think LinkedIn is better for high-ticket B2B services. It can be difficult for smaller businesses with limited budgets.

I noticed better engagement when I started posting content that encourages ineraction, like opinions, small polls or relatable situations.

Ya, my CPM also went up this week, prob some seasonal stuff or just more competition on ads right now.

I get better resluts with a 2 step process, first outline then full article, it keeps the content more orgnized and natural.

For me, posting usefull content consitently worked better than chasing too many backlinks.

Bid on your own brand keywords and report trademark misuse to Google if they’re using your name in ads.

Quora Ads are better for beginners if you want cheaper but more targeted and relevant traffic.

Most of the time it’s a mismatch between ad and landing page, weak targeting, or poor offer clicks are fine but intent is not strong enough to convert.

Still curious if anyone ran this on a bigger campaign, results with real traffic?

Fair point, manual reviews are always the hardest part. That’s why I’m looking more at tools that at least clean up automated review traffic and reduce noise, even if they’re not a full solution.

Did it affect real users at all?