Agreed, the number of followers alone doesn’t really tell you much. I’d also look at where exactly the traffic is coming from and how many people actually click through the links.
I wouldn’t focus on just one method. It also depends on where those 50k followers came from and how interested they are in the content. I’d test a few options: direct ad integrations, affiliate marketing, and native advertising. For the latter, you could take a look at MGID, for example. They...
Oh, I know that feeling. Especially when you’ve been reading for a while and then think, "Hey, I could probably share something too." I’d be interested to see some of your real-world automation and email campaign examples, not just general advice
I wouldn’t jump into Ads with a big budget either. SEO or native traffic seem like a safer way to test things first, and then you can decide whether it’s worth moving into Google.
I’d look into MGID. They have experience with some pretty specific verticals, but it really depends on the offer and the GEO. I’d just reach out to their manager before launching and send over the landing page to see if they’ll approve it.
The more things you mess with, the easier it is to break something yourself. For Facebook, I’d keep everything as close to a regular browser as possible at first, set up the profile properly, and then see where the actual problems come up
Yeah, you can definitely get banned, especially with health stuff. I wouldn’t throw a big budget at it right away or get too clever with the ad copy. Avoid going too hard on health problems and scare tactics. Better to start small and see what Facebook actually lets through
It’s a shame, because nature documentaries are exactly the type of content YouTube likes when they’re done properly. But it looks like the issue here isn’t the new channel itself, but the history of the old account. The system sees the connection and simply carries over the previous penalty. I...
I wouldn’t rush to create a new account right away. If the old one had a good history, it’s better to try everything possible with the appeal process first - sometimes Meta blocks accounts automatically. Check all available support channels, because a brand-new account can also run into problems...
I also instantly come alive when it’s rainy, cool, and gray outside. Hot weather just drains all my energy. I’d take +20°C and fog over +35°C and sunshine any day
You need to find the root cause instead of randomly fighting the blocks. Check Google’s policies, the landing page, and the domain, because quite often Google doesn’t ban the ad itself but the entire setup. Also pay attention to traffic quality - Google is very good at detecting suspicious...
From my experience, native ads are still alive in 2026, but it’s definitely not a "set it up and start earning" type of thing anymore. Now it only works if the whole funnel is properly built: creative - pre-lander - offer. If one part is weak, the traffic just gets "eaten up" and doesn’t...
Looks like a classic case where YouTube is either delaying the initial push or not giving videos a strong early test at all. But I wouldn’t blame only the algorithm — often it comes down to CTR or early retention: if the first test audience doesn’t react well, the video doesn’t get scaled...
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