Recent content by lighteigami

I would improve transparency around ad performance and traffic quality. It would be helpful to have clearer information about invalid or bot traffic and how it affects ad spend, so advertisers can better understand where their budget is going.

I dont think you can just buy ads on ChatGPT like Google Ads. Better focus on SEO, content and being mentioned in relevant places.

A ranking page still needs some attention. Even small updates, fresh info and content improvements can help protect its position.

It depends on the app and your numbers. Many apps get good installs from Facebook, but you need to track CPI and user quality, not just downloads.

You can check ImgPorn, they allow adult images and have earning system. Not sure about API but worth checking.

Mine was a lead gen campaign that was running almost perfectly. Client wanted to test a new strategy so we paused it. Tried bringing it back later but the old results never came again. Lesson learned, dont pause winners too quickly.

No, not really. If ads are getting impressions and clicks then some budget will be used. You can pause campaigns or set a very low budget, but active without spending is not possible.

Yeah, manual editing still helps. I usually fix the intro, remove repeated stuff and add some real examples. Makes the content feel much more natural.

For me, good backlinks are the ones coming from relevant sites with real traffic. I wouldn't focus only on the number of links.

Yeah, LinkedIn still works for me. You just need the right audience and a decent approach, random outreach wont do much.

I would make a new one tbh, buying verified accounts can be risky if something goes wrong with it.

Don’t look only at CPC. A cheaper click is useless if users leave instantly. Track engagement and conversion data.

For me it depends on the goal and budget. If clicks are coming but conversions are not improving after testing, I stop wasting money.

Have you tried comparing with other pop networks using the same traffic? Sometimes the issue is not only the network but also the audience quality.

Yeah, Reddit is definitely harder for new accounts now. The restrictions are annoying, but they help keep spam away. New users just need to spend some time engaging before jumping into posting.