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I have seen this happen too, sometimes auction changes, competition, or Google learning can reduce impressions even when everything looks active.

Budget helps you scale, but optimization is what makes a campaign profitable because even a big budget can fail with poor targeting and setup.

Try checking search terms, adding negative keywords, and using audience filters because bad traffic usually comes from irrelevant queries.

Bing smart bidding can work, but it usually needs more data, and with low traffic manual bidding often gives more control.

Yeah, low volume is pretty normal on Bing, but if you’re getting cheaper clicks and conversions then it’s worth running alongside Google.

I think beginners usually miss keyword optimization. Pinterest works more like a search engine, so using the right keywords in pins and boards makes a big difference.

Have you checked from another account if the comments are actually visible?

I've been using it for a few weeks on fb ads. so far it's working fine for me, but i am sill testing.

That's based on my experience, nothing more. If you've found something better, I'd be interested to hear about it.

Mosy of the old cloud cloaker are signature -blacklisted by fb now anyway. I've been trying TrafficGuardain for a couple of weeks . it basic but doing the job for now.

Adjusting bids during peak hours is usually safer than fully cutting the schedule since you still keep valuable traffic flowing.

First-party data, strong creatives, and tightly optimized landing pages are outperforming old-school broad targeting strategies in 2026.

Good performance may keep a campaign under the radar longer, but compliance and account trust matter more than ROI alone.

If both channels were linked under the same Google/account setup, YouTube may have flagged the second one too due to ban evasion detection.

Consistency helps, but in 2026 YouTube cares way more about CTR, retention, and overall video quality than a strict upload schedule.

If you're using the same device, IP, or domain, Google is fingerprinting you and linking the new accounts straight back to your old bans. You need an anti-detect browser (like AdsPower or Multilogin), clean residential proxies, and a completely fresh domain or a clean redirect to hide the...

Classic broad match trap, Google loves eating budgets on junk searches like "free phone wallpaper." Switch to phrase/exact match, dump a massive list of negative keywords in there, and run Google Shopping instead of Search ads because people want to see the product first.

That’s normal for new accounts, Google pulls small payments early to test your card, so just pay it until the account gains enough trust to hit the actual threshold.

Push is dead filled with bots, switch to native (Taboola/Outbrain) and target LATAM or SEA for cheap traffic.

Running ads in blackhat niches without cloaking is very difficult. Even if your ads go live, you often won’t get good results, and there is a high risk of bans or account suspensions. If you keep modifying content or using alternatives, the quality of traffic usually drops. Because of this, many...