Recent content by StormLynx

yeah look for rented numbers instead of one time sms because they let you receive multiple codes for the same service.

Choose a niche, do some keyword research, and make a simple content plan before publishing many articles.

My biggest mistake was focusing too much on rankings and forgetting that traffic only matters when it brings the right audience.

A lot depends on how the offer is positioned. Sometimes a smaller traffic source can outperform big platforms if the audience matches well.

I think a mix of both works best. Automation helps with scale, but manual checking is still needed to keep campaigns profitable.

Competitor research helps a lot. I also look at search terms after running ads and remove keywords that bring useless traffic.

i think facebook ads can be a good option because they usually offer more targeting options and can work well with smaller budgets but it’s still important to test different audiences and creatives to find what works the best

honestly start with the basics firstly ad then test with a small budget and then learn campaign setup targeting and creatives step by step in which real experience from small tests helps a lot.

hi i think you can try networks like microsoft ads or meta ads for testing and start with a small budget and check the traffic quality before scaling because every network works differently depending on your niche.

i think pinterest can bring sales but also cheap clicks don’t always mean buyers and better creatives and a good product page can help because it depends on the product and audience.

yeah, i think it's better to keep them separate and It will gives you more control and it's easier to see what is working and what is not working.

you should maybe wait a little more because i had this happen before and you can also try changing your bid or use different keywords because I usually use Google's keyword tool to check which keywords people search more.

I usually explain that each platform has its own attribution model, so I focus on blended ROAS, incrementality tests and backend data to judge the real performance.

Try contacting Microsoft Support and explain the problem and If you have any other recovery option like a phone number or backup email, try that too so they may help you get access back.

I accidentally deleted my best performing Facebook ad by mistake. Is there any way to recover it or bring it back? Or do I need to create a new one from scratch? Any help or workaround would be appreciated.