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Dont put everything in one campaign, separate high intent keywords and check search terms often.

Insurance is worth testing first, specially auto, home and life.

Could be just timing. Bulk uploads feel faster sometimes because everything is submitted together, but I don’t think Editor gets special priority.

Link relevance matters, but it’s not only about niche match. Authority, placement and overall link profile also play a big role.

Early ROAS can be a bit misleading because the best buyers come first. After scaling, you need new creatives and more testing to maintain it.

It can be a mix of audience fatigue and creative getting old. Try new creatives, check frequency and compare past data before making big changes.

Yeah i am using Trafficguardian for meta ads work well so far. its a decent option in this price. if you want alternative in same budget you can use Trafficshield, Jci or cloakerly.

Yes, I have used TrafficGuardian for Meta ads and its worked well for my campaigns. it’s a decent option for the price, but I would still recomend testing it with your own campaigns because results can depend on your niche and setup.

I usually check where the site ranks, what kind of content it publishes, and whether real people visit it before considering a link.

Definitely get a new account, and make sure it uses a separate credit card and profile. Google links accounts by payment and login details, so you want zero association with your riskier setups.

We got the best results by retargeting people who already visited the site. Target CPA bidding worked best to get real bookings.

Yes, I also shifted from JCI to TrafficGuardian because JCI was expensive, and it’s working well for me.

Instead of looking for networks, just sell your calls directly to local businesses they usually pay more and it’s easier to scale.

Yes, i think this happening for others too. Ads are still getting clicks, but fewer people are actually completing purchases right now.

PPI means you earn when someone installs an app after clicking your link, while PPC means you earn every time someone clicks your ad or offer link.

For pharma niche, the most stable PPC source is usually Google Ads because it gives high intent traffic, but approval is strict and compliance matters a lot.

In my opinion try adsterra or popads.

People usually try things like running small freelance microtasks, browser automation testing, or simple content/account management setups, but 40 laptops won’t earn much unless you have a solid scalable system behind it.

As far as I know, there’s no open ad dashboard like Google or Meta if anything is shown as sponsored, it’s handled directly by the platform side or selected partners, not something users can control or apply for.

Use a simple pre sell page like review or problem solution, it warms up users before sending to offer. WordPress or basic builders are enough, keep it fast and focused.