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Yeah it happend with me too, each ad account gets reviewed a bit diffrent so same ad can get approved on one and rejected on another.

Focus on better titles, thumbnails and audience retention, just uploading regularly is not enough.

yeah this happens sometimes with meta pacing, it’s pretty normal now, usually the algorithm shifts spend based on performance during the day so nothing really broken in your setup.

yeah i tried it with tiktok ads, worked fine for me but depends on the setup and how you run it.

Could be low bids, narrow targeting, low keyword volume or ad relevance issues. I'd check bids, search terms and targeting settings first.

2.4k is small but i'd still run it, remarketing traffic usualy converts better so even a small audience can be worth it.

Yes still works but not like before, PPC is expensive and margins are low, only works if niche is very targeted and landing page converts well, not good for beginners.

Search still best for real intent conversions, pmax for scaling after data, focus on manual keyword intent + strong landing page + clean tracking, keep testing and scale only winners.

Not safe it can cause ad disapproval account suspension or legal issues better avoid.

This is normal, early boost then site gets stuck because google still testing trust, not enough authority or strong backlinks, also content not better than top results, keep improving pages, add some quality links and internal linking, it will move again slowly.

As I know pick one skill or method, stay consistent daily, and scale slowly, that’s how you reach $100/day without overcomplicating things.

From what people are seeing in 2026, it’s not really out of control but it’s definitely more noticeable because CPC is higher and Amazon automation gives less transparency. From my experience, some wasted clicks happen (bots or competitors), but most losses usually come from poor targeting or...

I think quiz-style or advertorial landing pages work really well because they pre-sell the user and warm them up before hitting the offer, I usually keep them simple and mobile-focused for better conversions.

I stop making changes first, check if it’s a Google update or not, then improve content quality and remove any spammy backlinks slowly to recover rankings.

I’m using TrustCloaker last 6 month and it works very good for me. For Bing Ads, always use PHP integration and don't use JS because it is risky. I run white-hat safe page for first 2 days until ad is approved, then I turn on money page. Just make sure you block all Data Center IPs and Microsoft...

That usually happens when the bot check is running server-side and taking too long, so users drop before the lander loads. I had similar click loss on native traffic and switching to TrustCloaker helped since its filtering is faster and optimized for high-volume flows, which reduced drop-offs a lot.

A safe page is a clean, policy-friendly page shown to Google during review. It usually looks like a normal info or blog page. For example, when I run high-risk offers like gambling, I keep reviewers on the safe page while real users go to the actual offer. For this, I’m using Trustcloaker. What...

Yes, I faced this too. I’m using TrustCloaker and after tightening the filters, review bots stopped hitting the money page. I still check logs and adjust when needed.

I check my logs every few months—found some orphaned pages and missed canonical tags using tools like Screaming Frog, which was pretty eye-opening.

I’ve had luck with adding fresh internal links, updating meta tags, and using the "URL Inspection" tool in Search Console to request indexing again—it speeds things up a bit.