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On Google or Meta you can pause spending by removing/limiting the budget, but the campaign can still exist in the account. Once you allow budget again, it can start delivering.

Try Google Ads with exact targeting and send each ad to a relevant landing page. That usually gives much better visitors than broad traffic.

I’d stick with the old domain and work on the appeal first. A new domain with the same setup may just get flagged again

Agree. You can rank pages with good SEO, but a real brand is what helps you stay ahead for years.

Expired domains can still work, but only if the history and backlinks are actually good.

Different niches need different strategies. Quality and relevance are still more important than link quantity.

Its possible but not every day, it really depend on your location and getting enough survey invites.

I use Google Search Console the most, it helps me see what is working and what need to fix.

same theme is not a problem for adsense approval, rejection usually depends on content quality not design, but it’s better to apply one by one and make sure each site has unique and proper content to stay safe.

I've had good results with Trafficguardian, Trustcloaker. Their bot filtering and smart IP targeting helped me keep campaigns safe and running well .Just keep in mind that no matter which tool you choose, campaign stability also depends heavily on your domain history and safe-page quality.

Sometimes performance fluctuation can happen after small learning phase resets too. even small edits in targeting or budget can affect delivery more than expected.

before scaling budget, i would test different offers and ad formats first. sometimes changing messaging or lead form setup improves CPL more than targeting changes.

Organic growth is good for long term, but ads can still work with a small budget if expectations are realistic. instead of chasing volume, focus on profitable traffic and optimize slowly with data.

Competitors clicking can happen, but usually not at the level people imagine. google already filters a lot of invalid clicks, so sudden spikes are often caused by broad targeting or poor intent traffic.

In fashion and accessories, competition has become much heavier. even if targeting stays same, higher CPMs can kill ROAS quickly, so some are shifting focus more toward improving AOV and retention instead of only lowering CPA.

Bing usually needs more patience in my opinion, but if volume is low manual bidding sometimes gives better control.

I think it could be mismatch signals between account history, billing info and business details. many people say restrictions happen even before ads run now.

In my opinion, Make sure card name, billing info and account details all match correctly, mismatches can sometimes delay review.

Start with Maximize Clicks this is the best way to get fast, affordable traffic and data into a brand-new account. Once you build up about 30 conversions, switch to Smart Bidding.

I suggest SpyOver, it is highly accurate alternative that lets you analyze native trends, headlines, and landing pages. It offers excellent localization data for advanced tracking.