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Yeah I’d take a stable top 3 spot over hitting #1 for a few days and then dropping. Consistent traffic is what really matters.

I’d start a bit narrow and expand later. Easier to build authority around one topic first, then you can branch out once the site gets some traction.

I’d focus more on the topic and improving each video. Posting regularly helps, but making 20 bad videos wont do much if the content isnt good.

I always prefer Meta ads at first because it gives fast testing of audience and creatives. so you can quickly see what type of users are showing interrest.

Focus on making great thumbnails so people actually click. Without clicks, the algorithm will never test if viewers like your video.

No matter which platform you pick, install their tracking pixel on your website before spending money. This is the only way to prove those cheap clicks are turning into real, active visitors.

I stopped a stable lead generation campaign for a client who wanted to fix their backend system. Restarting it killed our high quality score, and our average cost per lead tripled of months.

For a small budget i'd start with Google Search, keep targeting tight, use 1-2 ads only, and watch CTR closely because if nobody clicks there's no point spending more money.

I've been using AI mostly for ad copy ideas and search term analysis, it saves some time but for campaign optimization i still trust manual checks more.

In your experience, how many days does Google usually take to update the QS after the speed fix goes live? Agreed, fixing it for the CVR boost anyway. Did you notice a direct CPC drop when you fixed speed on your accounts?

Running some tests and I can't isolate the landing page speed variable cleanly enough. Account has good historical data. Page loads at 4.2 seconds on mobile (yes I know, working on it). Quality scores are 6/10 on most ad groups. Above average expected CTR, average ad relevance, below average...

FB is very tough these days. If your domains are clean but still getting banned, it means the FB bot is bypassing your filter and seeing the real page. Usually, this happens when the cloaker's database is not catching the latest Meta IP ranges. You could look into tools like TrafficShield...

CPC (Cost Per Click) is an online advertising model where advertisers pay a set amount each time someone clicks on their ad, helping measure ad cost and performance.

use adsterra and propeller ads

To start with WordPress, pick good hosting and a simple, fast theme. Install a few basic plugins for SEO, security, and speed, and focus on writing clear, useful content. Learn how posts, pages, and menus work, keep backups, and make sure your site works well on mobile.

First thing, check if your UET tag is still firing correctly; Microsoft has been pushing Consent Mode updates lately that can kill your tracking overnight even if the traffic is fine.

I tried Bing because Google was too expensive. The CPC is very cheap ($0.20), but everyone leaves my site in 1 second. Google Analytics shows 95% bounce rate. Is Bing just full of bots or am I doing something wrong?

I noticed review traffic doesn’t behave like real users at all. That’s usually where problems start.

Try TrafficJunky or ExoClick for higher adult CPMs.

If appeal option is gone, only real chance is waiting 30–90 days for auto-review or recovering via linked FB profile integrity check — most “helpers” are scams.