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Check if those clicks are converting or just wasting budget. If conversions are fine, it may not be a big issue.

It depends on your niche and goal. Google works great for high intent leads, while Meta is good for awareness and testing.

Mine was a Facebook ads campaign that was performing well. After stopping it for a while, the same audience and setup never gave the same results again.

Maybe check revenue per visitor before changing the creatives. Cheap clicks wont help much if users leave fast.

Might be the audience size more than the tag. Pinterest can be pretty slow with small retargeting pools.

Add affiliate marketing links inside your product review posts. Recommending useful products makes much more money per click than banner ads.

Check your own page analytics instead of generic internet advice. Your specific followers have unique active hours that differ from standard rules.

Send 15 to20 connection requests daily using personalized notes. Staying under 100 requests per week protects your account from restrictions.

You can try Keitaro or TrafficShield with premium residential proxy filters, they work best for push.

Your cloaker is likely leaking real traffic to the safe page after a recent bot update.

From my experience, PPC is still giving ROI, but only if campaigns are very tightly optimized. broad targeting is getting too expensive now.

I have used Ezoic before adsense approval, and it worked fine even with low traffic. earnings will not be huge at first, but it is a good start.

I think it still works for some people, but only if the targeting is very specific and well filtered. easy profits from amazone affiliate and google ads are mostly gone now, specially in competitive niches.

I tested both, Google wins in ROI, Yandex only good if you are targeting Russia or nearby GEOs.

In my experience DSA does not replace keyword campaigns. It mostly helps find long tail searches. But yes, if not controlled, it can overlap and steal some traffic from existing ads.

yeah i’ve seen this too, usually i increase budget slowly in steps and keep same ad set/landing page, big sudden jumps often mess up delivery and trigger rechecks.

you can get product clips from amazon/brand sites or stock sites, use tools like elevenlabs for voice and capcut or davinci resolve for editing, just follow simple youtube tutorials for full step by step process.

yeah it can still get views, comment approval doesnt stop views or reach it only affects comment visibility.

Bumper ads on YouTube work best for reminder and retargeting, not direct selling, but when used after a longer ad in a sequence they can improve recall and conversions if targeting is tight.

Start with very small budget, focus only on high intent keywords, track every conversion, and keep removing what is not working instead of scaling too fast.