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Try making a series instead of random videos. People follow when they want to see the next part.

Make the first few members feel heard. Once people start having real conversations, growth gets much easier.

Bing has been doing better for me lately, specially with indexing. Traffic is still smaller than Google tho.

I think good content is the most important. If people enjoy your video and watch it till the end, TikTok usually pushes it more.

If one GEO keeps spending without results after testing, I would reduce the budget and focus more on the countries that are bringing better conversions.

I think it depends on the niche. Some websites do better with affiliate marketing because the visitors already have buying intent.

I think affiliate links can work well if the subreddit already has active members. The audience needs to see value, not just ads.

The feed reshare option is ignored by casual users who still prefer the privacy of DMs and Stories. however, it is an incredible tool for business accounts to easily curate and display user-generated content

Buying old 2013 accounts does not work if you log into them using the same dirty network or phone. Let new accounts rest completely for 7 days before you slowly follow just 5 to 10 users per day.

I tried a few networks, but MGID was okay for mobile push-style traffic. Results depend a lot on creatives.

As I see, native ads still bring buyers, but competition is higher now. You really need good angles and landing pages to make it work.

From my experience, DSA can work well for big ecommerce sites, but only if you control it properly with page feeds. If you let Google crawl everything, it can easily pick low quality pages like old blogs or out of stock items.

Honestly I think it depends on subreddit targeting. When it matches well, Reddit traffic quality is surprisingly good.

Binom is solid if you want something reliable, but Redtrack is easier for beginners in my opinion. Depends on your budget and setup.

You can start small, but realistically these niche burn budget fast because of testing and bans. most people underestimate how much setup cost is involved.

Could be really good for local businesses if the traffic quality is decent. I'd definitely test it with smaller budget first before scaling.

Local lead gen has been the most stable for me lately. Not the craziest profile, but way less headache compared to aggressive niches.

From what I've seen, betting and finance can give crazy ROAS but bans and volatility are much higher too. Stable profit is harder than people make it look.

Yeah seeing this too on a few accounts lately. Everything says “eligible” but impressions randomly tank for no clear reason. Sometimes Google changes auction behavior or gets aggressive with automated bidding. I noticed broad match campaigns got hit the hardest recently.

You’re not alone, lots of sellers noticed weird PPC traffic lately. High CTR with no add-to-cart usually means junk clicks or bad placement traffic. I started lowering bids on broad keywords and focusing more on exact match + retargeting. Also watch placement reports closely, some placements...