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Copying an unfamiliar campaign can yield compatible results. While you can reuse previously successful structures, audiences, or settings, actual performance still depends on user behavior, effectiveness, and the market context of each account.

I've noticed Reddit is ranking higher and higher in search results.

A good product or skill alone is not enough, because without traffic and the ability to reach the right audience, it's very difficult to produce tangible results. Through experimentation in many different fields, I've realized that promoting and bringing the product to customers is just as...

You should test it to see if it works. Of course, content plays a huge role in determining views.

Nowadays everything costs money. What you need is a good advertising campaign.

What is your current video topic targeting? Is following trends every day a good approach? I'm wondering about that too.

If it's an update, then changes are inevitable. But SEO will have a hard time deciphering them.

Further data such as daily budget, expected CTR, and actual CTR need to be reviewed to evaluate the campaign. If the budget is running out quickly but clicks are low, check the search keyword report to identify irrelevant cached traffic.

AI should be used to assist, not completely replace, human-to-human interaction. You could create scenarios to train the AI. I think that's a good approach.

I'm a mechanic and I've just started learning about SEO.