Recent content by Keldravo

Depends a lot on your niche and traffic GEO. I’ve seen people get better RPM with networks like Mediavine, Raptive, or Ezoic, but it’s not always a straight upgrade. Test a few and compare real RPM, not just the promises.

For these niches, account history and compliance are usually the biggest issues. I’ve seen people get suspensions because of landing pages, claims, or targeting setup more than the ads itself.

Different GEOs can behave completely differently even with the same setup. I usually check traffic quality, competition, audience behavior, and conversion rate before changing everything. If the GEO keeps burning budget after enough data, I just cut it and move budget to the winners.

It depends on your content, YouTube is better for long-term growth while Facebook is good for quick reach and engagement.

Try checking your Account Status and appeal if available, sometimes restrictions get removed after a review but the time can vary.

You could also check your, your Ad Strength and Quality Score because Even approved ads can struggle to get impressions if they aren't competitive enough.

I think some people have moved to TikTok and Shorts, but I wouldn't say YouTube traffic is gone because It just feels like the competition is much higher now, but YouTube is still huge.

Honestly, I think bad AI content is the real problem and not AI itself because the People who spend time on good prompts and clean up the content seem to be doing just fine and natural-looking content is still ranking fine.

I think fresh account can work but sometimes it get problem because no history on account. I have see old account works little good because it already have some activity. But still nothing is guarantee, Meta can review any account anytime. I suggest just use account normally first and then start...

I think once you delete the ad, there is no way to bring that back. You can also check the deleted history section to see if the ad is available there otherwise you need to recreate. If you have the old image, video or ad copy saved somewhere, you can recreate it easily and I always try to...