Recent content by YujiItadori

I guess the country you're targeting matters too Just because an ad is okay in one place doesn't mean it'll get the same treatment everywhere else. Do you check each country's rules separately before launching? Would be annoying to get an ad rejected over something like that!

Clicks are coming in but the results have gone down? That's frustrating I'd be curious to know if this happened across all campaigns or just one. That could make a big difference when figuring out what's actually changed.

Seems like Telegram ads have a mind of their own sometimes You think you've finally figured out what works, and then the next campaign decides to surprise you. Makes testing even more important, I guess.

I think consistency matters, but there's no need to answer every question you come across. Sometimes it's better to take your time and write something useful instead of posting just for the sake of staying active.

That's true! I guess finding the right channel is the tricky part. Sometimes a channel looks impressive because of its subscriber count, but that doesn't mean those people are interested in the offer.

I think showing an ad to the wrong audience is like recommending pizza to someone who hates cheese Even a great offer won't get much attention if it reaches people who aren't interested in it.

I wonder if scheduling is one of the safer uses for automation. Having posts ready at different times could save some work without letting the tool control everything.

I’d check the account from another Tumblr account too. If the posts still don’t show in the tags there, then you’ll know , it’s not just something wrong on your side.

I’m more curious about how much Tumblr users actually click on links these days. Getting views is one thing, but I wonder how many people still visit the links they see there.

For me, YouTube works better than Instagram I spend more time there, so I’m more likely to like, comment, or watch a full video. On Instagram I usually just scroll and move on lol.

I haven’t used telegram Ads much myself but I can see why the targeting would be useful. Being able to leave out certain audiences is nice too, especially when you don’t want to waste money on people who aren’t interested lol.

I don’t use quora a lot myself, but I still end up opening it sometimes when a question looks interesting I wouldn’t spend hours on it, but I don’t think it’s useless either. It’s kinda still hanging around lol.

I’m still pretty new to Telegram Ads, but I’m curious about how businesses decide if the traffic is actually worth continuing. Is it something you can tell from the first campaign, or does it usually take a few tests?

I’m still pretty new to Telegram Ads, but I’ve noticed that the same type of ad may not work for every offer. I’m still trying to understand how much the offer itself affects the results.

For me, I think keeping the ad interesting over time can be difficult. People may notice the same message again and again and just start ignoring it, so sometimes changing the wording or idea might help.