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Building links daily but DA not moving usually means the linking domains themselves have low or stagnant DA, DA is logarithmic so a link from a DA20 site barely registers no matter how many of them you stack, you need links from domains already sitting above where you want to land Pull every...

Before assuming its just authority, check if google search console is flagging a duplicate, google chose different canonical notice on your page like starblazer described, thats a very specific signal and tells you exactly whats happening rather than guessing If thats not it, pull both pages...

One thing not mentioned yet, device/browser fingerprint consistency matters more than people think for personal accounts Ive seen accounts get flagged not from any single action but because login fingerprint kept shifting, different screen resolution, timezone mismatch with stated location...

The slow scaling advice is correct but skips the landing page version part you mentioned, that detail matters more than the budget jump itself If your setup has multiple landing page variants tied to traffic source or geo splits, higher spend pulls in a wider audience mix which can flip which...

The its just normal now answers skip the part that actually matters, smart bidding strategies reallocate impression share toward whichever device segment is hitting your cpa/roas target, it's not really about overall mobile usage trends Ive had a campaign go from 60/40 mobile/desktop split to...

To answer the propeller ban question above, most bans i've seen werent about traffic quality, they were about placement mismatch Like running their popunders or push ads on a page that doesnt match what you declared during signup, or having the ad code on a page with different content than your...

On the landing page side specifically, google looks at software landers harder than regular ecom/saas ones. ive had installer downloads flagged not because of the installer itself but because the page looked too "thin", just a download button and nothing else What survived review consistently...

nobody mentioned this one, knowing when to STOP testing. ive watched beginners (and some experienced people too) keep tweaking a campaign that already has enough data to call it dead, just because they "feel" one more change will fix it. had a client campaign that sat at break even for 6 weeks...

the ad group cannibalization point above is underrated, ive seen it cost more than irrelevant clicks ever did concrete example, ran two ad groups for a client, one for "[service] pricing" and one for "[service] cost", broad match overlap meant google kept routing both queries into whichever ad...

300 clicks per call is the real red flag, not the landing getting flagged. that ratio means click to call conversion collapsed, usually happens when fb shifts you into broader/lower quality placements while still showing decent click volume. check if cpm dropped around when flagging started...

The landing page generation thing someone mentioned above is actually where ai has gotten genuinely useful for me, not just for ad copy Building out white pages used to eat hours per offer, now i can get a structurally solid one in minutes and just tweak the copy after Where ai still falls...

Everyone here is ranking platforms but the bigger factor for me has been account stability not the channel itself Ive run the same offer on meta with 3 different ad accounts and gotten wildly different cpl just from account age and spend history, nothing to do with targeting or creative. a...

one thing that gets overlooked, if the campaign sat paused for more than a week or two, googles systems start treating historical conversion data as less reliable for optimization, its not officially documented anywhere but ive noticed accounts that paused for under 3-4 days come back stable...

with $50-200 dont split it across platforms, pick one and go deep Native/Microsoft is usually cheapest to learn on per click, Google search burns through tiny budgets fast because of minimum bid competition Structure-wise id run just 1 ad group with 2-3 tightly themed keywords or audiences...