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You can test PropellerAds as another AdSense alternative and compare the RPM with your current setup.

Yes, this can happen with expired domains. Sometimes the early growth comes from existing authority, but later Google re evaluates the new content and signals.

My suggestion would be to review your website and account history carefully. Google often flags things that were missed before, even if the account was running fine for months.

Yes, niche communities are still active. On Tumblr, if you find the right audience, your brand can slowly get strong visibility.

Yeah $10/day is really small, might not get enough data, better to start with $20-$30/day to see proper results.

Yeah, these niches are expensive, you need decent budget like few hundred $ at least to test properly.

Check your keywords and bids, maybe too low or too narrow, also make sure your ad is approved and targeting right.

Hello everyone, When I first started exploring the world of cloaking, my results were very inconsistent. Some days my ads were running fine, but most of the time my setups didn’t last more than 24 hours. Honestly, it was very frustrating. At first, I thought cloaking just doesn't work anymore or...

in my opinion a good expired domain should have clean history, no spam backlinks, and real organic past traffic. also check strong metrics like relevant backlinks, indexed pages, and no penalty signs.

As per my opinion Adsterra is the best overall choice among the three. it gives the most stable CPM and reliable payouts.

In my experience paid traffic works better for quick testing and scaling, but organic is what gives long term stability and consistent growth without ongoing ad spend.

In my opinion PPC becomes clear only after real testing, so I focus on running small controlled campaigns first, learning what actually converts, and then gradually improving targeting and creatives instead of jumping into advanced strategies early.

in my opinion consistent profit in PPC comes when you treat it like testing first, not scaling first I usually start by testing different offers and audiences in small budgets, then once I find something that converts, I build a simple funnel around it and only scale the winning ads while...

I will suggest starting with Adsterra or PropellerAds since they accept social/video traffic and have decent volume

All three are important, fix them only then conversions will come, but first fix the landing page and right targeting is very important otherwise no matter how many clicks you get, there will be no benefit.

Works… but only if you have strong conversion data. For lead gen, broad usually = junk queries. Better to keep exact/phrase and test broad on the side.

did you try talk to their support i think they can help you better.

Honestly, just re-scan your docs in high res, the system is super pickly and even a tiny bit of glare or blurry corner will keep you stuck in that loop

I usually check weekly but if spend is high then every few days is better to save money.

I check forums and subreddits for things people complain about but cant find good products for.