I would choose Google Ads because people are already searching for what they need. I would use specific long keywords to get better clicks at a lower cost.
In most cases, success comes from testing multiple angles. Review pages, comparison pages, and email capture funnels tend to outperform simple direct linking over time.
I was using IPQS earlier to block fake users on my ecommerce site. It worked well, but it was expensive. Now I am using FraudDefense on a lower budget. It gives almost the same results and is affordable. To stop fake users and data center or pooled IPs, I add CAPTCHA on the signup form and use...
yeah same here bro, i also start with small budget testing, check conversions first and once things are stable i slowly scale instead of pushing budget too fast.
yeah that’s true, Bing CPC is cheaper so you can get data faster with same budget, but you need to be careful with search partners because quality can be hit or miss, i usually keep it limited and monitor search terms closely so budget not wasted.
From my experience, it’s usually not a shadow ban, more likely new account has no data/trust so performance drops, especially after currency/account reset. I wouldn’t recommend rented accounts, better to rebuild with clean tracking + fresh campaigns and let it optimize slowly.
From my experience go with Adsterra or PropellerAds for now since they accept low traffic sites, then switch to better networks later when your traffic grows.
You could sell lead gen scripts, offer call tracking services, or start an affiliate blog. Another option is creating an online course or doing dropshipping.
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