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i think i would focus on keyword research and on page seo first and build a good content around the right keywords and then work on backlinks later.

yes this is common and too many small changes can reset learning and affect performance and i usually make bigger changes less often test one thing at a time and give the campaign enough time to stabilize.

for me the biggest challenge is unexpected restrictions because sometimes accounts get limited even when everything looks fine and the appeal process can take a lot of time.

yeah it can work but getting traffic from search engines is not easy because of strict rules and high competition because the main challenge is usually getting visitors and finding a good way to make better money.

from my pov both can work but I think reddit is good for quality traffic if you target the right audience and start with a small budget test both and see which one gives better results for your site.

if this still relevant then check if all your business details are correct and upload the needed documents and then wait for the review because sometimes it takes a few more days.

Trends are useful when they match your niche, but chasing every trend can make a blog feel unfocused.

It can be risky to depend on one page, especially after a Google update. Creating related content around different topics can make traffic more stable.

Topical authority has worked well for me. Covering related topics properly seems better than publishing random articles.

For technical checks, Screaming Frog's free version is useful for finding broken links, missing titles, and other basic issues.

I would not add links to every answer. Building trust first usually works better than trying to send traffic immediately.

I think new bloggers should focus on one traffic source first instead of trying everything. Learn what works and then expand.

WordPress is still my first choice because it gives more control over SEO, design, and plugins. But other platforms are also good for specific needs.