Recent content by Verx3940

i think you should check the reported pages first and see if your ads account has any restrictions left. then start again once everything looks fine.

Since you're working with multiple clients, don't choose based on features alone. Check the pricing, page builder, integrations and how easy it is to manage separate campaigns.

Yes, a new account can take time to get useful data but poor lead quality can also come from targeting or the offer, You should fix those areas before switching accounts again.

You should first confirm whether snapchat ads is supported in your country, If it isn’t then contact snapchat support to ask about your options instead of risking the account.

Learn the basics of campaign structure and keyword match types and targeting first, also keep your initial tests simple and build from there.

The category change might have triggered a review, but it's hard to know for sure because Meta can also review accounts automatically so you should avoid making more changes until everything is stable.

I have also found that scaling budgets gradually tends to be more stable than making big jumps, but not sure all the specific numbers apply to every account though, especially the claims about hidden spend limits.

Yes, this could be pretty useful for local businesses and showing ads directly on Maps when people are already looking for a service should bring more relevant traffic.

Yes, bing ads is still active in 2026 as It just depends a lot on the niche and account.

Google has its own verification requirements for banking campaigns and even if your G2A certificate works on Bing you may still need separate approval for Google.

For Forex ads focus on a compliant offer and landing page and Taboola reviews this niche closely so policy compliance is important.

I think Quora can work but the landing page and targeting need to match the audience you can test small budgets across platforms and focus on conversion data before scaling.

Yes, I have seen approved ads stay at $0 for a while you just check the campaign settings and targeting first since approval does not always mean immediate delivery.

Yes, for me the hardest part is getting consistent conversions and getting clicks is easy but turning that traffic into profitable sales takes more testing.

Yes, this makes sense for testing new keywords and finding cheaper traffic and the main thing is to watch the quality of that traffic and the actual conversions.