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Facebook asks for verification when it spots something unusual, like higher spend than usual, quick scaling, or ads in certain countries. It’s just their way of confirming the account’s legit. Once that pops up, you pretty much have to verify or the ads will pause eventually.

Experience helps for sure, but it’s not a dealbreaker. What really matters is how consistent you are and how fast you learn from results. Even beginners can grow fast if they track what works, fix what doesn’t, and keep posting quality content.

X is really good for bringing traffic, but it’s not as direct as before. It works better now if you mix content with engagement, like using threads, memes, or short takes that get shared naturally. Straight promo links don’t move much unless people already trust your profile.

What really matters here is the domain reputation. SendGrid handles the IP side, but inbox providers still judge the domain itself. If it’s brand new, you’ve got to ease into sending, small batches first, watch engagement, then scale slowly. That’s how you keep deliverability solid.

Welcome to the forum, hope you have a good time.

Thinking of running Reddit ads for a small niche product. Are they worth it?

Hey welcome That sounds good, connecting with experienced marketers is a great way to learn new strategies. You could join active marketing forums or groups where people share real campaign results and tips.

SEO works by bringing the right people to your site and keeping them there. It’s not just rankings, things like matching search intent, fast loading, and helpful content can turn clicks into customers.

that’s rough. first step is reporting them to their hosting provider or domain registrar, you can usually find that info on whois. you can also file DMCA complaints if they’re copying your content or branding. might help to set up brand monitoring alerts too, so you catch new ones faster.

i’ve seen a few try it for niches like health and finance, but results seem mixed. crypto communities are super active on telegram, but for mainstream stuff, engagement can be lower unless the content really clicks with the audience. worth testing though.

Hey all, I've tried a few things before with mixed results. Figured I’d stop trying to figure it out solo and join a community that knows what’s up. Here’s to learning something new.