That's been my observation as well. Display ads provide steady passive income, while affiliate marketing tends to be more profitable when your content attracts the right audience.
I like that strategy. Understanding your audience first and then combining digital products with relevant affiliate...
Reddit is much less forgiving than it used to be. From what I've seen, success comes from being a genuine contributor rather than focusing on promotion. Every subreddit has different rules, so adapting your approach instead of using the same strategy everywhere makes a big difference.
For me, seeing even small ranking improvements is enough motivation. Every quality backlink and every piece of useful content is an investment that can compound over time.
Quality content is the foundation, but in competitive niches it's often not enough. Strong backlinks still play an important role in building authority and helping great content get the visibility it deserves.
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