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Maybe try SaaS affiliate offers with a simple landing page and email follow up. That way you're not depending on one sale from each click.

yeah account age helps but i think clean history and good billing history matter more. an old account with bad history wont help much

Could be timing more than the upload method. Sometimes mine gets reviewed quick, sometimes it just sits there.

Yeah this happened to me too, took some time before it worked again

For me Bing is doing better than Yahoo, mainly in traffic.

Once a community gets too big, it can start feeling like a content feed instead of an actual community.

For me relevance is the first thing, then I check DR, traffic and the site quality.

I have used both Keitaro and TrafficShield, and they both work really well. But if you want a simple and easy setup, I suggest TrafficShield. Keitaro is great as a tracker, but for cloaking, their setup is difficult compared to TrafficShield.

I think you should check youtube studio for any warnings or restrictions first. If there are none, then continue using the same account.

reels give you the highest organic reach, but posting them back to back kills their momentum. give each reel a full 24 hours to spread and get views before uploading the next one.

Honestly, scaling with Google Ads in peptides niche is very hard now, you need very careful compliance and clean wording.

For me, niche focused problem solving pins always give steady traffic over time compared to general inspiration posts.

it is very simple to check, just copy the page URL and search it directly on Google with quotes. If it shows up, I consider it indexed.

I do not depend on indexing tools honestly. thing that worked better for me was getting at least 1 to 2 real external links pointing to the pages, even weak ones, it speeds things up.

I think simple posts work better than overthinking. clear opinions or questions usually get more reach than long complicated text.

Have you looked at the search terms report? Sometimes the keywords look fine, but the actual queries triggering ads are not a great fit.

I absolutely test it. Bing users often convert differently from Google users, and remarketing can be one of the most efficient ways to capture those returning visitors. Start small, monitor frequency and reach, and let performance determine the budget.

A common mistake is trying to cover too many topics at once. Blogs that focus on a clear niche usually build authority and attract loyal readers much faster.

Check search terms too, irrelevant clicks can waste budget fast even if impressions look fine.

from my experience, adsense gives cleaner ads and better CPM/CPC, but you have to follow rules strictly or account can get suspended.