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As far as I know, TrafficGuardian gives an AI page builder feature, but I’m not sure if JCI does or not. You can check their website or ask their support to know better.

Its normal, especially if you switched from exact to phrase or broad match. Google can match your keyword to different searches depending on the match type. Check the search terms report and conversion data before making more changes.

ExoClick is worth testing imo, but it really depends on your niche. Start small and track conversions.

Maybe the banners are getting clicks but not the right users, you should check the traffic quality before spending more.

Yes, outbrain seems to depend a lot on the niche and targeting I would start with a small budget and check the traffic quality before scaling.

Yes, It depends on your margins and campaign data, just start with a controlled test and compare CPA and ROAS before deciding which setting works better.

You can check whether the conversions appear at the account level but aren’t attributed to shopping and verify the campaign’s conversion goals and the app’s purchase-event mapping before reinstalling anything.

I would personally give Bing a small test before scaling, as the volume is lower than google but some niches still get good results with cheaper clicks.

I think, If it keeps happening try to find the reason behind the suspension first because creating new accounts may not solve the issue.

You must be careful with agencies promising guaranteed results for high-risk campaigns and if the same policy problem remains, changing the account or infrastructure may only delay another suspension.

Yes, one thing I’ve noticed is that competition makes a big difference because some niches have become much more expensive while others haven’t changed that much.

I think for Google Ads, payment stability matters a lot and I would recommend to use a reputable virtual card provider with consistent billing details and enough balance for recurring payments.

You can start by checking the IPs, locations, devices and click patterns in your logs and then tighten targeting and add suspicious IPs to exclusions because sometimes automated rules can help catch unusual spikes faster.

It seems like the checks have gotten stricter lately, I would stick to the actual business and website details from the beginning instead of using random stores for the warm-up.

I think snapchat can be quite strict with gambling offers because the main thing is getting proper approval first and keeping the landing page fully compliant with their rules.