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From what I’ve seen, it usually works better to think in terms of “problem audience” rather than “AI audience.” So instead of targeting people interested in AI itself, I’d go after the groups that already feel the pain point your AI product solves (like students for learning tools, or...

I think PPC arbitrage still works, but the easy days are gone. Platforms are much stricter now, so campaign quality, landing page experience, and compliance matter a lot more than before. It’s probably less about “quick profit” now and more about building sustainable campaigns with solid...

If you’re buying AdSense accounts, the biggest risk is recovery access still being tied to the original owner. Make sure all recovery options are changed and that you have full control over the associated email and payment details. Also try to keep account activity clean and policy-compliant to...

I’ve seen a few people coming back to ExoClick recently for testing because the traffic is still relatively cheap compared to other networks. Back in the day it worked great for volume, but I guess it depends now on the niche and how well the campaigns are optimised.

A 60% drop usually points to multiple layers of loss rather than one specific problem. I’ve seen cases where browser privacy filters, delayed page loads, aggressive redirects, and traffic quality all contributed at the same time. Since your LP speed is already good, it might be worth checking...

If you’re just starting out, don’t focus on “which company pays best” first. Focus on learning how Facebook Ads works. Pick a simple niche product or affiliate offer, run small-budget campaigns, and test different audiences and creatives. Once you find something that gets consistent clicks or...

One thing that helped me with new pixels is optimizing for a cheaper event first, like landing page views or add-to-cart, before switching to purchases. It gives the pixel more data early on and helps stabilize delivery faster.

You can also check native ad networks and push traffic sources since some of them perform surprisingly well in Tier 3 GEOs like Mozambique. Start with a low daily budget and test different placements before scaling.

Skimlinks can be pretty selective with new websites. Make sure your site has original content, some steady traffic, and proper pages like About, Contact, and Privacy Policy before reapplying. A lot of approvals come down to overall site quality.

For pharmacy traffic, I’d focus on platforms that allow compliant healthcare advertisers and also test different traffic sources instead of relying only on Google Ads. Bing can work well in some geos, and SEO plus native ads may also help long term.

There are several ways to earn from Instagram depending on your niche—content monetization comes with consistency, good engagement, and choosing a clear focus like affiliate marketing, brand deals, or promoting your own service/product. Growth usually matters more than just follower count.

For a low-budget test, I’d personally start with Google Ads if the niche has clear buying intent. Even with a smaller budget, you can learn fast from keyword data and see what people are actively searching for. TikTok is great for cheap reach, but creatives matter a lot there. If your content...

Still seeing people make Bing work with nutra, especially on older demographics. The main thing seems to be keeping the ads compliant and warming up accounts slowly instead of scaling too aggressively right away.

500 clicks from 15k reach is a solid start. I’d mainly focus on tracking conversion quality, testing multiple landing pages, and keeping an eye on account stability over time. Long-term consistency is usually more important than short-term traffic spikes.

Yes, but small businesses need to be much more careful with budgeting now. Google Ads works best when you focus on specific keywords, local targeting, and proper conversion tracking. A limited budget can still work if the campaigns are optimized correctly instead of targeting broad keywords.