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I have several IPTV sales sites with a domain age of 3 years, but I am not getting clicks or users. I am really frustrated about this and have spent a lot of money. Who can do the combination of cloaking, campaign, and ads on Google, and do you think it is the right thing to do?
 
regarding to your question about cloaking: I would strongly advise against building a business around it. Google explicitly prohibits cloaking (showing one version of a page to Google and another to users). Thats why is if you want promote organic your iptv sites you need to do audit of them. Instead, I'd look at why the sites aren't getting traffic in the first place.
Some common reasons are:
  • Very little unique SEO content (many IPTV sites look nearly identical).
  • Keywords with extremely high competition.
  • Technical SEO issues (indexing, internal linking, Core Web Vits).
  • Spam / Low quality backlinks.
  • Poor conversion rate even if some visitors arrive.
 
I believe you're having issues with the IPTV selling. I have been working in this niche for more than half a decade. Can I know what is your avg monthly volume?
 
Sorry to hear you've invested so much without seeing the results you expected.

I wouldn't recommend relying on normal payment method as they usually got suspended and got frozen or other techniques to get around advertising platform reviews. Even if they appear to work initially, they can lead to account suspensions, ad disapprovals, or lost ad spend over time.

Instead, I'd focus on understanding why your sites aren't converting. Review your website experience, page speed, content quality, SEO, audience targeting, and analytics to identify where visitors are dropping off.

IPTV is generally considered a high-risk industry by many payment providers, so if you're looking to accept card payments, it's worth researching payment gateways that explicitly support high-risk merchants and are transparent about their underwriting, reserve policies, payout schedules, and chargeback handling. A provider that openly supports your business category is usually a more sustainable choice than trying to fit into a standard merchant account that may not be suitable.

You may also benefit from having someone perform a conversion rate optimization (CRO) audit or an SEO audit before investing more in paid traffic.
 
I have several IPTV sales sites with a domain age of 3 years, but I am not getting clicks or users. I am really frustrated about this and have spent a lot of money. Who can do the combination of cloaking, campaign, and ads on Google, and do you think it is the right thing to do?
Yes IPTV have a huge demand. How you promote it only google ads? I think google ads is hard and may not worth to invest so much into ads is better if you have a better presence on social media to get the best results
 
avoid cloaking as it can lead to account suspensions and wasted ad spend Instead focus on improving your sites SEO user experience and content and if you advertise make sure your campaigns comply with the platform's policies for more sustainable results.
 
avoid cloaking as it can lead to account suspensions and wasted ad spend Instead focus on improving your sites SEO user experience and content and if you advertise make sure your campaigns comply with the platform's policies for more sustainable results.
I think you're being guided wrong cloaking is the best for the niche as it's high risk and normal processor will cause difficulties with you so it go smooth
 
before spending more on ads, I'd check whether you're actually getting impressions from search or if the problem starts with visibility. A 3-year-old domain by itself doesn't guarantee traffic. If the pages aren't ranking for relevant queries or aren't indexed well, paid ads won't fix the underlying issue.
 
Google and Meta has strict policy against ads for IPTV subscription, so running paid campaigns on those platforms will require cloaking
and strong ad accounts. Other viable option can be Taboola or Outbrain if you know how it works
 
Sir, Try to hire a good seller from BHW site and have make a good backlinks buy some good sites guest posts so i hope your problem will be solved accordingly.
 
Bro, optimize your content, add question and answer sections, address all user search needs, and you'll be happy. If necessary, add external links aggressively :cool:
 
avoid cloaking as it can lead to account suspensions and wasted ad spend Instead focus on improving your sites SEO user experience and content and if you advertise make sure your campaigns comply with the platform's policies for more sustainable results.
What do you do instead?
 
I have several IPTV sales sites with a domain age of 3 years, but I am not getting clicks or users. I am really frustrated about this and have spent a lot of money. Who can do the combination of cloaking, campaign, and ads on Google, and do you think it is the right thing to do?
All of them have failed becuz of not taking care of the basics before going ahead with promotions. my first step will be to index, search intent, deep content, and conversion funnel – having a site for 3 years is no guarantee from google.
 
I would avoid cloaking or tactics that violate Google Ads policies, as they can lead to account bans and more losses. Focus on improving site trust, SEO, user experience, and using compliant advertising strategies. If traffic isn’t converting, check your targeting, content quality, and analytics first.
If you're not using cloaking than how will you overcome the prob of payment processor of high risk if not using you're account will simply be banned due to high risk industry.
 
I have several IPTV sales sites with a domain age of 3 years, but I am not getting clicks or users. I am really frustrated about this and have spent a lot of money. Who can do the combination of cloaking, campaign, and ads on Google, and do you think it is the right thing to do?
Thre year old in terms of domain age mean nothing exciting when the quality of the base itself is poor. It would be my first consideration of rankings, impressions, user intent, nd conversion flow. Traffic problems go deep.
 
If ads are not bringing results, the problem may be targeting, competition, or the website experience. Finding the actual issue is more important than adding more tools.
 
I’d fix the traffic and conversion fundamentals before spending more on cloaking. For iptv, ad policy is a big hurdle, so relying on compliant channels is usually more sustainable than trying to bypass platform restrictions.
 
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