Exactly. I’d use DR/DA as a quick filter, not the deciding factor, A relevant site with real topical traffic and a natural audience is usually more valuable than a high,DR site that has zero connection to the niche.
Yes, first, I would test the current audience before disregarding all the hard work that has been done already,
When the engagment is still good enough with a couple of posts, there’s no need to begin everything from scratch.
There is no best niche, I will go for a niche that you know something about and monetize it in more ways than AdSeense.
Sub-niches with defined buyer intent are always easy to create than a broader topic.
100 PageSpeed is a good beginning, but don’t make it your target. When it cmes to AI, I’d focus on measuring the performance of real users and search engine results.
It would be best to make things easier initially, but gradually increase the activity depending on how the account reacts. Whether the iPhone is new or not, I would use the device normally for some time before posting anything.
jci or white rabbit wont help if tt flags the spark post video itself. tt scans frames on spark ads regardles. TrafficSaviour is fine for tt reviewer ips on lander side but u need safe lifestyle posts or account gets banned
A 15-30 day window is definitely going to cause some refund requests, especially when there is paid traffic. IMO, I,d start by fixing the shipping and supplier issues, instead of attempting to mask the China tracking.
Yes, indeed. Creating content that is AI friendly is just an extension of SEO techniques, but creating citations or mentions is playing with fire, in my opinion.
When it comes to the ebook, I would make it practical, not generic a guide for a novice on basic issues of marine engineering or onboard solutions for troubleshooting. When it comes to donations, just a page with payment options can look better than a huge button.
For beginners, I would start with using some free options like Google Search Console, Keyword Planner, and Screaming Frog. After becoming more familiar with things, one could use paid services for the competitive analysis.
It is important to clean regularly, especially for B2B data, as people change roles often. I tend to verify high-value contacts more often and do larger database cleanups every few months to keep deliverability and targeting quality high.
Reddit has gotten a lot more touchy about anything that looks like coordinated promotion. In my experience, the safest approach is to build genuine account history and contribute value first chasing loopholes usually works short term but rarely survives platform changes.
Many proxy suppliers tend to reuse IPs, so being new does not guarantee that they are clean. I would try to test some IPs first and look at their reputation, ASN number location validity, and blacklist history.
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