Keyboard Potato
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- Feb 13, 2026
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In my opinion Facebook Ads is great for target audience reach, provided your landing pages are fully compliant with health policies.
Health Niche Ads: Which Traffic Source Works Best?
- Thread starter MysticTide
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- Dec 18, 2011
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If you can stay compliant - Bing Ads is one of the best sources of traffic for the health niche. This is mainly because Bing users are typically 50+, have $$, and are less computer savy so they won't recognize adverts are easily
FistFullOfCash
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- Apr 15, 2019
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Is Meta more lenient for supplements now? Native Ads maybe?
I did direct linking to a Clickbank offer on the PPC bonus money and got nothing.
Looking into getting a health niche General store up, WooCommerce built. Owe the state so I cannot access reseller permit until that's paid.
I did direct linking to a Clickbank offer on the PPC bonus money and got nothing.
Looking into getting a health niche General store up, WooCommerce built. Owe the state so I cannot access reseller permit until that's paid.
- Feb 8, 2021
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google ads doesn't work for any health affiliate niche anymore, unfortunately...
they can now only offer lots of bots for $1.50 + per click.
after they changed match type behaviour and removed a lot of targeting settings, it became a money sucking machine, not something that can get you ROI positive in health niche offers.
I would recommend facebook ads and Native (but only on good sources, for this you need to make a research, because native is also a low quality traffic generation machine too).
they can now only offer lots of bots for $1.50 + per click.
after they changed match type behaviour and removed a lot of targeting settings, it became a money sucking machine, not something that can get you ROI positive in health niche offers.
I would recommend facebook ads and Native (but only on good sources, for this you need to make a research, because native is also a low quality traffic generation machine too).
SilentAurora
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- Jun 23, 2026
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I think google or meta would be a good place to start just test both with a small budget and see which gives better results.
Meta can be a solid starting point for testing health offers, especially for testing different creatives and audiences. I’d start small, track conversions closely, and scale only what proves profitable.
tigerbreeze
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- Aug 31, 2026
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Google, Meta, Microsoft, and native advertising can be effective when offering something for health. This will depend on what you are offering and your advertising policies.