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Yes, recent activity is a better signal. Check how often people post, how many comments they get, and if members are actually discussing topics. A smaller active subreddit can be more valuable than a huge inactive one.

Check your content style first, posting more wont help if people dont engage with it.

Yeah, I think it can still be useful if it saves time when managing lots of sites.

This might be a controversial take but I'll say it: retargeting on Meta doesn't work the same way it used to, especially for accounts with smaller audience pools. Used to be you could retarget website visitors from the last 30 days and get solid ROAS. Now the audience is too fragmented due to...

Pop-under networks can work well for streaming sites if you don’t mind slightly aggressive placements. Revenue can be higher than banners sometimes.

5 days pending is already suspicious. Usually review takes 1–2 days if the account is fully legit.

Hey folks, I've been in the game for a while, mostly running paid traffic on FB, Google, and native. Cloaking used to be pretty effective for me a couple of years ago, but lately I’ve been getting flagged way more often. Either my pages get manually reviewed or my entire BM goes down even...

Yeah, possible but FB limits exact address targeting now. Closest you get is a 1-mile radius pin-drop around that building. Drop the pin, layer job titles or interests, maybe spy tools like Audience Insights. You won't get only employees, but enough of 'em will see it. It’s stealthy warfare-just...

Yeah bro, those long vertical Google ads with sitelinks, callouts, structured snippets—it's all extensions stacked. They’re flexin’ hard with a fat budget. Easily €10–€50+ per click on competitive keywords. Dude’s prob bleedin' €1K+ a day just to flood SERP like that. Burn cash, block others...

Yeah bro, they’re gaming the system using a legit-looking .gov business directory listing. Google crawler sees the domain on a gov page and assumes it’s verified. Add in the travel agency label and boom - instant loophole. Risky, but smart AF if you're careful.

That’s normal if your device or browser is defaulting to google com, Google serves based on user location, not domain. Focus on user IP, not search TLD.

if you want Adplexity access like Spybox, try Anstrex or Adsova - both got solid RSoC spying and let you filter by networks like System1, Sedo, etc. Way better than Spybox.

Monetag, Adsterra, Propeller - cloaked .spa won't show on spy tools, just test & scale.

Yes, sites like Hits4Surf, TrafficAdBar, and EasyHits4U still exist for link exchange and pay-per-click models, but payouts remain extremely low.

Try running on Meta and TikTok first-cheap clicks, solid targeting, and perfect for pushing apparel fast.

Use your domain or a tracker to cleanly cloak affiliate links for ads.

Yeah man, it's the new normal lately. Google’s sniffing harder—without real SIM binding or solid mobile emu activity, repeat SMS hits are common now. Add Google Play + Maps usage, might ease the loop.

Yeah, home decor, health supplements, and gadgets tend to perform best on Bing Shopping—less competition, older buyer audience.

Yeah bro, try ZeroPark or PropellerAds—they're beginner-friendly and pay weekly if you meet the threshold.

Best bet is aged account + clean IP + real domain setup—go slow, warm it up like a human.