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Could be keyword volume or your ads not getting approved. I would check status first before changing everything.

Big bid jumps dont look worth it for fresh accounts. Slow scaling feels much safer and also gives u time to see what campaigns are actually working

You can try networks like Ezoic or Mediavine, but it mostly depends on your niche, traffic quality and audience location, so test a few and compare results.

I’m seeing better results by mixing automation with manual checks, testing new creatives often and focusing more on conversion data than just keywords.

Hey everyone, About a month ago I changed my blog theme to improve design and speed. Everything looked fine at first, but slowly traffic started dropping. Now I am down almost 60% from what I was getting before. I checked rankings and some keywords dropped slightly, but not enough to explain...

Hey everyone, Recently I made a mistake with one of my PPC campaigns and wanted to get some advice. From the beginning, the campaign wasn’t doing that well. I was getting clicks, but conversions were very low and costs kept increasing. I kind of felt the campaign wasn’t working, but I kept...

classic ad fatigue bro, change your creatives or ad copies cuz 2 months is a long time for people seeing same ads.

same happened with me last month, it took like 4 to 5 days for support to unban it, just wait they will fix it.

the only downside to not not apealing is missing a chance to get monetization back sooner if the rejection was a mistakle.

Google builds trust gradually through signals like content quality, topical authority, backlinks, user engagement, and site history. There is no shortcut consistency matters more than domain age alone.

A perfect 5-star rating looks fake, so a few bad reviews actually make your business look more honest and trustworthy.

Yes, search volume helps blogging by showing what people are actually searching for so you can target topics with traffic potential.

Cloaking in SEO is the deceptive practice of showing different content to search engines than to real users to manipulate rankings.

Core Web Vitals are important for SEO because they affect user experience and rankings improve them by speeding up your site, optimizing images, using caching, and keeping pages lightweight.

Start with useful content that matches what people are searching for, then improve basics like titles, keywords, fast loading speed, mobile-friendly design, and internal linking between your pages. Over time, focus on getting real backlinks from relevant sites that is what builds long-term white...

Right now I mostly stick to guest posts + manual outreach on relevant sites. PBNs and anything automated feels too risky and not stable long term. To keep it safe, I focus on real niche sites, natural anchors, and slow steady link building instead of big bursts.

Thinking of testing push traffic again. Is it still worth it? From what I see, push ads still bring cheap clicks and good volume, but the quality is inconsistent. They seem to work better for: Simple funnels like sweepstakes, dating, installs Tier 2 and Tier 3 GEOs Using a pre-lander instead of...

I don't have clients, just gave a review based on my own use.

Just to clarify, I didn’t post a fake review. I actually used the software and shared my real experience. Also, I noticed something strange: when I submitted the billing invoice, it got rejected, but when I uploaded a dashboard screenshot instead, my review got approved on Trustpilot. On G2...

Hi everyone, I recently posted a review for a software on G2, Capterra, and Trustpilot. I even attached the billing invoice as proof, but all three platforms rejected it. I don't understand why this is happening. Has anyone else faced this problem? How can I get my reviews approved? Thanks for...