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I’ve tested it before. Didn’t have any major speed issues on my end. Setup takes a little time to understand, but if you’ve used a cloaker before, you’ll be fine. I think first test it with a small amount of traffic and compare the results with what you’re already using.

Watch the results after each budget increase. If the quality drops every time you scale, keep the source at a lower budget.

Look at the cost by country or region One expensive location can sometimes push the overall CPM much higher.

I still use PPC because it gives quick results, but I’m also investing more in SEO. Having both helps reduce dependence on paid ads.

I think many people judge too quickly after restarting. I usually give the campaign some time to collect new data before making decisions.

I start with yesterday’s performance, check any unusual changes, and keep notes of optimizations so I know what actually improves results.

Try checking recent account activity and website changes. Sometimes even a small update on the landing page or payment method can cause problems.

Same campaign rarely works across GEOs. I test creatives separately per country.

I use Cloudflare bot fight mode + country/IP filtering to reduce bot traffic. It doesn’t stop competitors completely, but it filters most automated scraping.

Yeah this happens. I think fast scaling causes instability, so slow scaling works better for me.

Yes, it depends on the setup and niche. you can run campaigns without a cloaker, but then you need to handle traffic filtering, tracking and setup manually. in most cases without proper filtering it becomes difficult to maintain stability and consistent results.

I've recently started using TrafficGuardian as well, and so far, it's working fine for me. if you're beginner, my advice would be to first understand the basic of how cloaking actually works. Go though their blogs and docs because that's really important. A tool is only as good as your...

Yeah it still feels new to many people. I've tried TrafficGuardian for filtering but results really depends on setup. If setup is not clean, things don't sty stable.

PPC means pay per click advertising, where you pay each time someone clicks your ad.

I usually start with PropellerAds for testing and then move to more strict networks once I find a winning offer.