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yeah i think crypto ads are heavily restricted so bans can happen often and it is also better to follow the ad platform’s rules and avoid cloaking.

yes i think i would separate them because it makes it easier to control the budget and also bids for each type and track ROAS better.

i think microsoft ads and google ads usually provide better quality traffic so i just suggest you that.

yeah i think you can hire someone with experience in both google ads and meta ads or can work with an agency if you need a full team and more support.

i think you can try running both because bing usually has lower volume but the cheaper cpc can still make it worthwhile.

yeah honestly i would not assume it’s a shadowban because neww accounts can be slow and so focus on original content and the real engagement.

You can start with affiliate offers and check if the program is trusted and focus on getting good quality lead

I'm also a beginner and i think the biggest mistake is scaling too fast without testing just start small and make sure to track data and also optimize based on results before increasing the budget.

hi i think subscriptions and ads work well if they don’t hurt the user experience because the best approach is to focus on value first and avoid aggressive monetization that can lose user trust.

i think just usually start with simple niches like local services or education or e-commerce then test with a small budget first and check traffic quality and results before scaling.

I will check traffic quality or reports or support and payment history first after then i test with a small budget before scaling.

I think the main challenge is making it look natural. Reddit users can spot marketing posts pretty quickly.

I think the best option depends on your flow and traffic source. Ask for trials and see which one works smooth with Yandex.

Haven’t used both but from my experience cheap tools can create more problems. Check reviews and support quality before choosing.

DR is just a third party metric, so I wouldn’t treat it like some magic SEO score. I care more about relevance, traffic quality and if the site actually gets indexed. Seen plenty of high DR sites that are useless, and some low DR sites that send decent value.

Yeah, killing campaigns too early is a common mistake. Some campaigns need enough data before judging them, especially with SEO/ads. I usually give them a fair test window, then cut based on numbers not emotions. Sometimes the “bad” campaign just hasn’t matured yet.

Monthly invoicing is not available for every account. Google usually checks account history, spend and business details before approving it.

Google has become more strict with new accounts. Try support once, explain that verification is completed and request them to review the account limit.

I still see good results from Bing, but its more about finding the right keywords and audience now. Random campaigns usually burn money.

Testing is the main thing for me. I dont scale anything until the data shows good conversion.