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AI has made basic content easier to create, so real experience and useful information can help a blog stand out.

In my opinion use linkedin search to find the right people, then start a real conversation instead of pitching immediately.

I treat bookmarks as a good sign because people normally save content they want to come back to. Whether it is ranking signal or not, it is still a positive metric.

If your traffic is strong, you could also look into affiliate marketing. For some websites, it earns more than display ads.

I use both, and both are good in their own way, but I prefer TrustCloaker because their support team is much more responsive when I need help.

I am using trustcloaker for my nutra ads working fine for my ads. you can try. which niche are you running?

yeah happens a lot, shorts audience and long video audience don’t always mix youtube pushes them differently so long vids can look weaker after shorts start popping best move is keep shorts for reach but don’t rely on them for long content viewers try linking shorts to related long vids or it...

yeah cold outreach feels more spammed now, people ignore same copy paste msgs what worked better for me is more personal approach + small proof first before pitching even simple convo first gets way better reply rate than direct offer old “blast messages” stuff kinda dead now.

check top 10 results, see if big sites dominate. if yes, skip or go long tail.

most of the time ads are fine, but audience or keyword intent is off, so clicks come but no real buyers.

yeah you can, I usually just start bidding on my own brand keyword and improve ad relevance so I stay above them instead of relying only on complaints

I usually find MFA sites by checking low quality SERPs with lots of ads and thin content, then using SimilarWeb or Ahrefs to spot similar traffic patterns.

I stopped trusting auto-suggestions completely and now I always duplicate campaigns before making any change, so even if Google messes with one, I still have a clean control version running.

I don’t rely too much on SEMrush toxicity score alone, I mainly check real traffic , relevance, link profile quality instead. If the site has real organic traffic and clean niche relevance, I usually ignore medium toxicity, but I avoid anything that looks purely spam-driven or has no real rankings.

Yes, TrustCloaker is a pretty solid option for TikTok ads. Its setup is quite simple, and it does a good job of bypassing TikTok’s aggressive pixel-based tracking. I’ve seen that its real-time filtering efficiently redirects bots and moderators to a safe page, which is great for campaign longevity.

I’ve only used it for Search and Display so far, worked fine there. Haven't tested it on YT yet, but the support told me it handles all Google crawlers. You should ask their support once just to be sure.

I use PHP integration, it's way safer. Built my own safe page too.

I feel u bro. Google is a nightmare with manual reviews lately. I’m using Trustcloaker too, it’s decent for the price. Just make sure your safe page is super clean and has all the legal links (privacy policy etc). Passed my last review in 24h.

If you’re looking for something new, I’ve tried TrustCloaker. Compared to older cloakers it’s more affordable and worked fine for my campaigns. It didn’t give me major issues and handled my setup smoothly.

Native ads are great for steady, high-quality traffic—just stay on top of your creative rotation to avoid burnout.