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A sudden suspension does not always mean the campaign was intentionally breaking rules. Check recent changes, website updates, and account activity that may have triggered a review.

Keyword tools tell you what people search for, but Reddit can show you why they are searching. Both together can make better content.

I would improve campaign testing tools. It should be easier to compare different ideas and know what actually made the difference.

Most cheap traffic isnt worth it, real visitors always work better in long run.

I dont buy premium domains, a clean brandable domain is usally more then enough.

You can find affiliate products on networks like Amazon Associates, ClickBank, Digistore24 or Impact, just pick trending niches like health, beauty, or digital tools and test what fits your Pinterest audience best.

I usually start with small budget tests on 5–10 relevant channels, compare CTR and conversions, then scale only the ones that show consistent results instead of spreading budget too thin.

Put everything in one ASC campaign single images and catalog together works best for cold traffic right now.

Try horizontal scaling, test new creatives with broad audience because budget bumps usually mess up the fb optimization at $50.

Used a few before, currently testing trustcloaker and it's been stable so far compared to some other setup i tried earlier.

Tried plan search traffic before, looks good in stats but most of it doesn't convert unless the source is actually decent.

Good agency accounts are hard to keep long term, support and replacement speed matters more than cheap pricing.

Tried it before, uploads are easy with scripts but getting consistent traffic is the real hard part.

Lead gen get easier once you stop chasing " easy niches" and focus on traffic quality+ follow-up system.

You can try Trustcloaker, it’s a good and affordable too. But their support is a bit slow. Sometimes they reply fast, sometimes it takes longer. I’ve been using it for a few months and I mostly use docs or blogs to get help instead of waiting for support reply.

I prefer sweeptakes offers , they are easy to convert since users do not need to buy anything. just simple and you can see some results even with average traffic.

I suggesst to go with MGID, it is easier to get approved and good for testing nutra offers without huge budget.

From my experience, Quora works better when you go very question-based and problem-focused, not direct FB-style ads. I usually see better results with simple angles + strong pre-lander, and sweeps can work if the landing page feels native and not too promotional.

I suggest to go with propeller ads, adsterra or Richads, they handle this type of traffic better and do not block easily. also heard some people use official kwai ads for direct ads for direct campaigns if budget is good.

I’ve used TrustCloaker on Google Ads for a while, it’s been solid at filtering review bots and keeping campaigns smoother. Haven’t tested others enough to compare deeply, but it worked well for my setups.