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Keyword research is only the first step. I keep testing and removing poor-performing keywords based on conversion data.

I think time of day matters, but I only optimize after collecting enough data. Small sample sizes can give wrong conclusions.

Yes, low volume is normal on Bing. I usually run it together with Google for extra leads.

2400 is small but still worth testing if your visitors are high quality.

The setup runs on the same place as your safe page (the URL you submit to the ad network). That’s where the traffic first lands and gets filtered. The money page is just the destination it gets routed to based on the rules you set.

Free trials are useful to get familiar with the tool, but real results only show once you start sending actual traffic.

Thats pretty normal. Once you relaunch, traffic, competition and bidding conditions might not be the same as before, so results can change even with the exact same setup.

If you can share a bit more about what youre trying to run, the issues youre facing, or what part you need help with, people here can probly give better advice.

Yeah that split is pretty normal in local lead gen. From what I’ve seen: – Low data accounts = manual still wins because algo has nothing to learn from – Once you’ve got steady conversions (roughly 20–30+/month), smart bidding usually starts beating manual on CPA – Big accounts benefit more...

Yeah seeing the same thing. TikTok isn’t “dead” for scale, just way less stable than 2022–23. CPM inflation + creative fatigue is basically constant now. What’s worked for me: – rotating creatives weekly (not monthly anymore) – building more UGC-style angles instead of polished ads – separating...

Hello everyone, I have a question. I want to run ECommerce replica ads on Google and Meta. I have basic knowledge of ads, and I am looking for the best cloaker tool that can work well for my campaigns. ( share experience )

Thanks for the suggestions! I have been using TrafficGuardian for 2 months and it is working fine so far. I will try it for some more time and update you all here. Appreciate the help!

Yeah, cold traffic is tough right now. CPC is up, but quality is down. People are skeptical of ads, especially on Google and Facebook. Long funnels like free PDFs or email opt-ins seem to work better these days—build trust first, then sell later. Maybe try a mix of content and retargeting to...

Personally, I'd go with Google Search first. Since it's a tech niche, people are usually searching for solutions. Use "Phrase Match" to keep it targeted. Broad match will eat your budget in hours if you don't have a massive negative keyword list.

Finance, sweepstakes and utilities still work best for RSOC but also look into health, insurance and dating offers. Just keep testing and avoid niche with too much competition for now.

If you're trying to game the system, good luck, but Adsterra's detection is solid—VPNs and proxies won’t last long before they catch on. Best to stick with legit traffic methods if you want to stay under the radar.

You need a huge list of Negative Keywords. I spend 1 hour every day just adding them.

Just bid $0.10 more than them. Your 'Quality Score' for your own brand will be 10/10, so your clicks will be cheap.

Pop is still a goldmine for Sweepstakes and iGaming, but with 4k clicks you're mostly just collecting data. You'll likely need to burn through 10k-20k clicks just to build a solid blacklist before you see a positive ROI.

Right now it’s mostly virtual billboards and branded experiences, not true PPC yet—best move is experimenting in VR worlds with small budgets and tracking engagement before going heavy.