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I'm curious how experienced marketers approach Reddit these days. Do you mainly focus on building karma first, or do you have another strategy? It feels like Reddit has become much stricter, so I'd love to hear what methods are still working without triggering bans.

Hi everyone, I’m a social media buyer running Google Ads campaigns in different niches. I’m currently testing TrustCloaker and wanted to ask if anyone here is using it for their campaigns. How has it been performing for you? Are there other cloakers you’ve tried that worked well for similar setups?

I want to run campaigns to blackhat niches using Facebook custom audiences, but every time I try, either the audience is rejected or the ad gets restricted. What’s the best approach to safely use custom audiences for high-risk niches like VPNs, adult content, or subscription bypass tools? Any...

I’ve been experimenting with cloaking for blackhat niches like adult offers, VPNs, and subscription bypass tools. Every time I try, accounts either get restricted within hours or campaigns never get approved. What methods or setups are people using in 2025 to safely cloak traffic on Facebook...

I’ve been running campaigns in the blackhat niche on Facebook, promoting offers like VPNs, subscription bypass tools, and some adult-friendly content. Every time I scale or try to push new creatives, my ad accounts either get restricted or disabled. I follow basic guidelines, avoid obvious...