Recent content by JDR

Okay i'll keep this in mind!

Not sure there's proof that there's a large number of bots. It's not adsense so no one is generating revenue from the clicks except for Reddit so what you're suggesting is massive fraud.

PPC is alive although automation is changing the industry. Also many pharmaceutical products are a violation of Google and Facebook policies.

A google best practice is to segment by topic / theme. That being said it seems like both of these could be topics or themes so i suggest you use the keyword research tool and identify themes in order of number of organic searches.

Report them. You can also very if this is intentional by looking at the "report editor" and seeing if there's multiple traffic from the same IP.

Can take 1-3 days. Also Google Ads can offer conditional approval too within that time. Make sure to check your status and file a report if you havent achieved approval after 72 hours.

I've been testing reddit CPC rates. Lowest CPC is capped at 0.25 cents.

Lots of keywords running with low QS will have your campaign penalized. So yes, delete them if they're not generating impressions or clicks.

Which of these networks can actually yield ROI and are not filled with spam?

Didn't know that! Thanks. My assumption though is that its left open by default.

Thanks for the info! Very hepful.

Only Facebook Account Managers can individually issue and its very rare.

There's an article they posted that mentioned tips like: Don't post too many ads. Dont explore too many interested per ad set. etc. They fail to realize that Facebook's learning process will compensate and Facebook also will throttle ads in preference of the best one.

Are vlogs or blogs the way to go?

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