Recent content by winkle

imo the biggest mistake is rushing things. make sure your website looks legit, all links work and your billing info matches your real details before launching

dont assume the ads are safe just because the site is back up. check what caused each complaint and make sure its actually resolved first, otherwise you could end up dealing with another suspension

Make sure the site works well on mobile and loads fast. A slow or hard to use mobile page can make people leave quickly.

Check what banned accounts had in common, like the website, payment method, ads or account details. this can help you find the reason for the bans.

Yes, Reddit detection is getting stricter. Repetitive promo behavior looks like spam, so genuine engagement works better.

How old is your account? Account age usually matters as much as karma.

for me, Ahrefs and Semrush. These are the most powerful paid tools. They show you exactly what keywords your competitors are ranking for so you can steal their traffic ideas.

I usually treat every geo as a seprate campaign the same creatives, targeting and bids do not always work across multiple regions.

Shares are definitely one of the strongest signals on Instagram. If people share your content, it usually means it is valuable or relatable.

Same here, I’m also curious how this tool works and if setup is easy or needs hire someone.

Sounds good. I'm also tired of bans Was the setup easy for you?

Depends on the product but social ads are good for hype, while Google is better if people are already searching.

Go with manual until you hit 30-50 conversions, after that auto bidding usually works better.

Start slow with 1-2 links per day at first, then scale up once you have some trust signals.

Check native ad networks like Taboola or MGID, they usually have tons of MFA sites in their rotation.