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Hey guys, I am running iGaming affiliate offers on Meta, But my creatives keep getting rejected during review, even without aggressive claims or unrealistic promises. What are you guys doing to make creatives more approval friendly? any tips on formats , angles or creative tesing that work...

I use tags mainly for website organization, not as an SEO strategy. They are helpful, but not something to depend on for rankings.

No, I think the age of your domain does not directly boost your rankings. google has confirmed they do not give older sites a positive head start just for being old.

Edge TTS is a good option if you edit the pacing and pronunciation a bit before publishing.

I think for $5–10k daily, you should also consider TikTok Ads or push into native networks like Revcontent depending on your niche and GEO.

I using TrafficGuardian from last few months, working good so far. Just UI a bit confusing in start, but I use docs and support help and now it is easy for me. Sometimes support reply late, but if you have good knowledge of cloaking, then you don't need much support help.

Absolutely, a small CTR boost can sometimes drive more traffic than moving up a position or two in the rankings.

Yep, for local lead gen, big accounts crush it on automated, but tiny ones still need manual until they hit enough conversions.

This is pretty common, your audience may be more active and ready to buy at night, so check your hourly breakdown and consider dayparting.

Yep, ROAS drops are real lately, doubling CPMs and algorithm shifts are killing predictability; testing fresh short Spark Ads and rotating creatives seems the only way to stay afloat.

I've noticed higher CPMs this week too, so it seems more like a seasonal auction fluctuation than an account-specific issue.

You can stay anonymous from regular hackers and customers by using a clean proxy/VPN, a burner email, and a realistic fake name, but Facebook's strict AI verification will constantly challenge you with identity checkpoints.

Focus 80% on high-quality creative testing and hooks, because Meta's AI algorithm handles targeting automatically now, the best creative is your targeting.

For a limited budget and faster scaling, buying aged/warmed-up accounts from trusted vendors is better, as farming from scratch hits too many checkpoints and wastes time.

I’ve seen mixed feedback on RichAds, works for some niches with heavy optimization, but traffic quality can be hit or miss.

For $1k testing, I’d split between TikTok for cheap data and Google Ads for intent validation, then scale whatever shows real conversions.

Sudden CPC spikes are usually due to increased competition or auction changes, so check Auction Insights and search terms first before changing anything.

Start with GA4 + Google Ads conversion tracking properly linked, then use Shopify’s native Google & YouTube app for purchase events. Honestly that’s the baseline before touching any campaigns or you’re just guessing. For client convo I’d just keep it simple: “we can’t optimise what we can’t...

Yeah audience fatigue is definitely hitting harder now, scaling only works if you keep rotating creatives and breaking audiences into smaller segments.

Yeah still doable but you need volume or super targeted intent traffic. AdSense is usually the baseline, but RPM swings a lot depending on GEO + source like you said. A lot of guys I know layer in Ezoic or Mediavine once they hit decent traffic, but it’s not magic, just better fill + testing...