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Sometimes the same ad simply does not connect with people in another country. Local preferences can change the results a lot.

I think platforms should make testing easier. Comparing different creatives, audiences, and strategies should be simpler for advertisers.

Instead of pausing the campaign completely, try setting the budget to the minimum. That way, the campaign stays active and you may avoid losing its history.

Whatever provider you choose, try to use stable cards from trusted financial services. Constantly switching cards can sometimes create unnecessary payment issues.

Technical SEO is more important now. Fixing indexing issues, improving mobile speed, and cleaning up site structure can make a noticeable difference in visibility.

I haven't used Trafficshield yet. I recently started using TrafficGuardian and getting decent results from it. Honestly you can use any cloaker, but i think it's better to start with starter/trial plan first and then decide based on you needs and results.

PPC arbitrage still works but only at scale with tight margins, fast testing, and strong monetization channels, small budgets usually get eaten by rising ad costs.

For utility sites the real challenge isn’t the ad network but the low engagement intent traffic, so optimizing UX + geo traffic quality usually improves RPM more than switching networks.

It’s not manual vs automated that wins, it’s the quality of conversion data and funnel setup, without clean tracking and enough conversions, even the best bidding strategy will fail.

Without tracking in place you should first treat this as a setup project, not an ads campaign, otherwise you’re just spending money with no way to prove or improve results.

Weekend traffic is usually lower intent, so instead of changing targeting just use day-parting or reduce bids/spend on weekends and focus budget on weekdays for better ROAS.

100%. Broad scaling worked way better few years ago. Now people see same ad 20 times and just ignore it. Fresh creatives and micro segments are carrying most campaigns for us lately.

Yeah it’s definitely gonna change PPC. Informational keywords feel weaker now, but buyer intent searches still convert fine for us. Google won’t let revenue drop, they’ll find a way to shove ads inside AI overviews sooner or later.

Yeah this usually happens after initial learning phase, Meta finds the easy converters in first few days, then delivery expands to colder users so ROAS normalizes. Refresh creatives or test new angles, otherwise fatigue + audience saturation kicks in fast.

Most of the “unban services” are scams, only real option is Meta appeal or rebuilding a clean account setup if it’s permanently restricted.

yeah kratom is basically high-risk on Meta now, so that “2 weeks then ban” pattern is super normal. Most accounts don’t die instantly, they get flagged later on manual review like you saw. People who last longer usually aren’t pushing direct angles + they rotate aged BMs/clean assets + keep...

Facts. Most people just keep watching tutorials and never touch the dashboard lol. Running even a small campaign teaches way more about keywords, CTR and wasted spend than courses do.

Yep, exactly, same source can perform totally different. I usually drill down to placements and even sub-zones; that’s where the real winners hide. Campaign-level is just the broad brush, quality comes from the details.

Yeah, it’s way harder now, but not impossible. I’d focus on super niche stuff with high intent and low competition. Keep your landing pages clean and conversions tight, or you’ll burn money fast. A few people are still making it work, but it’s mostly smaller, targeted plays these days.

Account location doesn't really control delivery.Facebook mostly cares about audience, pixel data and performance. billing country just affects payment method and currency, targetting US works fine from outside US.