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the check follows the login fingerprint not the profile. if they all share the same ip and browser meta groups them together. spread each profile across its own setup

best move is just to slow down. the more you change things mid wave the more likely you are to catch a flag

they still work if the edu page has real traffic and the link is in the content, i used them before. just dont make edu your whole profile, a bunch of them in a row looks off so mix in regular sites

that thing is usually called ad stacking. google still lets one advertiser take a couple of top slots with extra assets so it hasnt been removed, but they throttle it when they think the ads are just fake brand names

honestly the one thing nobody tells beginners is the search terms report. check it every few days in the first month and add negatives as they come up. that one habit saves way more budget than any other setting

yahoo is pretty picky about the number age so the cheap bulk services mostly fail. works better if you get one that does actual carrier numbers from us carriers. other stuff people are saying about ip and fingerprint stuff still applies too

if it was fine for months then dropped that fast its usually not demand. check if an ad got a soft policy warning, google quietly cuts delivery and it looks exactly like this

the other thing is the lag. if sales come in days later and u only feed back same day convs google just learns to find fast form fillers. throw the real close date in or its all skewed

your server location is probably the trigger. google hates EU IPs for gambling and binary options accounts. move to a clean US or HK host and start a fresh MCC, keep the landing page the same, and dont mention your old account in the appeal.

i just use a simple ladder. first week low bid on broad match with a tight daily cap, then slowly add exact match and pull the negative keywords. by week 2 i let the account run unattended and only check for conversion rate drops.

Yes. Also it's more cost effective to let the algorithm do it's thing