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You can watch hundreds of guides, but real progress usually starts when you actually try something.

A different account may not automatically solve the problem. Testing new creatives and audiences could be more useful.

I dont have fixed budget, some months around $100-200 and some months almost nothing

yeah this has happened to me as well. everything shows active but impressions suddenly drop. in my case it wasn’t a settings issue, it was more about auction competition and search volume changes. sometimes google just shifts delivery even without obvious warnings.

i wish i knew that most of PPC is about testing, not ‘perfect setup’.

still profitable, but only if your funnel and tracking are solid.

Been running 3 RSAs per ad group for a while now. Google recommends at least 1 but some people say more is better for testing. Not sure if having 3 is helping or just splitting impressions in a weird way. What do you run? 1 RSA or multiple? Does it actually make a difference? Thanks.

don’t listen to that comment, YouTube just hasn’t picked up your shorts yet, keep testing hooks and retention, it’s not the account issue.

yes they still work, but i seen better results when the niche is very specific and the content fully covers the topic instead of just targeting a few keywords.

Not as much as before, i’ve seen newer sites rank if their content is better and more relevant, so quality and backlinks matter more than just site age.

i usually pick a niche that i’m interested in and check if there are low competition keywords with decent search volume, that makes it easier to stay consistent and rank.

blogging helps you build a long-term traffic asset, improve your search rankings, and turn your content into income streams like ads or affiliate offers, while also growing trust in your niche .

I agree with your point of view. there are definitely a lot of bot posts and fake reviews on forum these days. but not every post that shares a positive experience is fake. everyone runs different campaigns so results can be different. I just shared my experience what worked on me. If someone...

For Tier 1 traffic, the highest paying JuicyAds niches are live cams, premium dating, adult toys, and niche fetishes, where PPC can reach 0.25 to 0.35, while general adult content usually stays around 0.06 to 0.10.

Yep, cold traffic is brutal right now, everyone’s burned out on direct ads, long funnels with value first like PDFs, emails, or mini-courses are the real winners in 2026.

if you ask me i’d say wp engine or kinsta pay really high per sale, but siteground and bluehost still convert way easier for most traffic, so depends if you want big payout or easier wins.

you can try domain redirect traffic networks and test small first, parked traffic can work but quality is very mixed so it needs testing.

for a $24k offer you should focus on high intent search keywords and a strong lead funnel like webinar or booked calls, test with small budget first before scaling PPC.

even if the account is aged i’d still start slow, maybe $10‑$20/day for a few days just to build some spend history, then increase once it stays stable.

try changing your thumbnails to something more clickbaity, always works for me.