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One thing that helped me was keeping campaigns very simple at start. I also keep checking search terms and add negative keywords often. Small changes over time gave me better results than changing everything at once.

Home services and finance still look solid from what i've seen. Just test with small budget first.

Biggest change I noticed is how much Reddit has grown as a trusted source of real user opinions. Earlier it was mainly community discussions, but now brands, marketers and even search engines give much more importance to Reddit content and reviews.

From my experience, the main thing is account trust. Don't rush accounts with too much activity, spend time understanding sub rules, build history naturally and keep each account behavior different. Reddit is more focused on user patterns now, so quality and consistency matter more than just...

Anybody using their AI safepage genrator. How is it?

dont put multiple botted accts on that banned device bro tikktok tracks hardware ID and device signature pretty hard so it will chain ban everything instantly, better to use residential proxies or cheap burnrs for outreach.

yeah totally agree bro smaller accounts def need manual till u get like 30 conversions a month otherwise automated just burns money imo

I think demonetising low effort AI videos is a start, but not enough. The real problem is volume, so maybe better detection and limiting spam uploads could help.

I tired both, but semrush feels more all in one with ads, audit and content tools. depends if you want full suite or just SEO.

From my experience H1, H2 helps more for readability than ranking directly, but clean structure still gets better results.

I totally agree, authority matters a lot now. even small audience can convert better if people actually trust the brand.

A lot of advertisers also rely too much on automation without first building clean data, which makes smart bidding perform poorly.

First, try to fully recover the original account through support sometimes irregular activity flags are reversible, especially if it was just a payment issue like an expired card.

It still works, but only if your funnel is well optimized, otherwise it can get expensive fast.

it feels like Google is doing more rolling adjustments these days instead of only huge updates, so rankings can move even without official confirmation.

I usually try to keep it around 15–20 plugins. more than that is okay, but I start checking if some are unnecessary or overlapping.

CPM usually works better later when you already know your audience and want to scale or do retargeting, not when you’re testing for first sales.

This usually means the issue is not traffic, but intent mismatch especially if you are getting views from broad niches like fashion or recipes, a lot of that traffic is just passive, not buyer intent on Google.

Yes, because people naturally buy from real humans rather than faceless websites ranking on google. a personal brand builds instant trust, while traditional SEO just brings random traffic.

If you get your account back, immediately pay for Meta Verified on that profile. Having that blue checkmark protects you from future automated identity bans because your real identity is already locked in.