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In my Experience, yes. The setup was straightforward, and I didn't have any major issues. If you've used a cloaker before, it should be easy to get started. if you're completely new, it may take a little time to understand,

Try maximize conversions instead, and also check your landing page because clicks don't always mean people will message.

Unfortunately, Facebook doesn't have a recycle bin, so a deleted ad cannot be directly restored. your best workaround is to find the original Post ID in your page history and use it to set up a new ad.

When I first started learning how Facebook Ads work, I made a lot of mistakes and wasted quite a bit of budget. Looking back I realize that is pretty common and almost everyone burns through money early on. Curious to hear from others What mistakes cost you the most when you were starting out...

From what I’ve seen, Adspect, TrafficGuardian, and JCI are probably the names that come up the most these days. Each one has its own strengths honestly. I tested a couple of them and ended up liking TrafficGuardian more just because the setup felt simpler for me and it was easier to manage...

Yes, for ad account stability, we need to use a cloaker that keeps updating its cloaking ai technology from time to time.

If you are running normal campaigns, use an aged Facebook account. Choose the right objective. Do not edit campaigns again and again after they go live. Set everything properly and let it run so it can learn your audience and creatives. Avoid very narrow targeting and keep manual control on...

just start by posting simple niche focused pins daily with clear keywords and keep testing what gets saves and clicks.

From my opinion it usually takes a few weeks to a couple of months, it starts slow then picks up once pins get indexed and start getting saves.

I think it’s just learning phase and basic setup mistakes in the start, so results stay low until the system gets better data.

From my opinion, this doesn’t look like shadow ban, it’s more likely tracking, targeting or account setup issue after currency change messing up signals. Buying rented accounts usually just adds more risk, not real performance improvement in my experience.

I notice that too, weekends feel more like browsing traffic than buyers. I usually don’t touch the campaign much but accept lower conversion those days and focus weekdays instead.

Yes you are right that kind of artificial traffic usually gets flagged sooner or later. It might look like growth for a moment, but it is not stable and can easily cost you accounts in the long run.

PopAds or Adsterra are usually used for cheap traffic, but quality is low so you need strong tracking and testing.

People usually use laptop farms for microtasks or account management, but real profit depends on having a solid workflow, not just the devices.

For me it was matching ad message with the landing page once both were same, conversions improved a lot.

it’s not really realistic anymore to stay safe with black hat SEO for long. Maybe you can get short spikes, but search engines catch patterns fast now, so most sites eventually lose rankings or get ignored.

For bloggers, I’d say start with Ezoic easy setup and better earnings than AdSense when traffic is small.

Not always, but usually if growth is too fast without clear reason (like strong backlinks or viral content), it can be risky and may drop later.

Honestly most blackhat SEO doesn’t work long term now. Only some greyhat stuff like parasite pages or aggressive backlinks still give short-term results, but they don’t last.