Native ads can still work, but the easy wins are mostly gone.
Good creatives, proper tracking, and testing different angles matter more now. The traffic quality depends a lot on the offer and funnel.
Depends on the niche, but I’d test platforms like Microsoft Ads, Reddit Ads, and some native networks with small budgets first.
Cheap clicks are easy to find, the hard part is finding traffic that actually converts.
Most good tools are paid, but for free you can still use basic analytics like GA4 and free traffic tracking scripts to get decent landing page insights.
Reddit can be very inconsistent. Subreddit activity, mod filters, and even small algorithm shifts can change how your posts are distributed, so performance can go up and down without warning.
Yeah, I’ve noticed the same high clicks but almost no conversions usually points to bot traffic. I try to watch CTR vs. sales closely and adjust targeting or use click-fraud tools to protect my budget.
If you want to monetize your pay-per-call skills, check out lead networks like RingPartner, FlexOffers, or MaxBounty. You can also create niche websites or landing pages to generate calls directly and scale passively.
Start simple, choose beginner-friendly niches like health, finance, or e-commerce, run small test campaigns on Google or Meta, and focus on learning from the data rather than profit at first.
Ugh, Google flipped my campaigns to broad match without asking, and my ROAS tanked. Honestly, there’s no way to fully stop these auto-recs you just have to keep declining them.
cloaking is must for adult on meta if you want acounts to lst. for these high risk campaigns trafficshield and cloakerly aare both very soild choices help with your setup. just make sure your safe page is very clean and matces your ad content, then you should be fine. both work well to keep...
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