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What bidding strategy are you using? Also, are you getting enough impressions but low clicks, or impressions are low too?

I use both depending on the situation.

Haven't found any good one recently. Most of them are dead or not working anymore.

I would focus on high value offers like lead gen or affiliate products instead of ads, make the most from the traffic while it lasts and build something you own.

Fresh pins matter more in my opinion, a good pin with right keywords can bring traffic even from a new account. Followers help but they are not everything.

Yes, it works fine on Yandex too. I am using it and it's working well for me. Just make sure your safe page looks natural for Yandex checkers.

Yeah, I’ve seen the same. Bing’s smart bidding usually feels less stable than Google, especially on lower traffic accounts. It tends to need more conversion volume and longer learning time. In some cases, manual bidding gives more predictable results on Bing until the data volume is strong...

From what I’ve seen, Yahoo still heavily relies on Bing-style signals, so focusing on solid on-page SEO, clean technical structure, and strong backlinks matters more than any “Yahoo-specific” tricks. Also, improving page speed and content depth helped recover some traffic for me after similar drops.

If you plan to grow the site seriousely then wordpress is better imo, specially when you need custom things.

My blog has around 25 plugins once and worked fine, but I removed few heavy ones that were slowing admin panel.

I think it feels like reddit trying to keep people more active on platform, some communities gonna love this and some mods gonna hate extra work.

honestly I think performance is still profitable, it may just be optimisation. but if results are down, I review geo reports and search terms to make sure nothing is weird changed.

Honestly, native feels more expensive to test now, so tracking and creatives matter a lot. small mistakes can get costly quickly on platforms like Taboola or Outbrain.

honestly, if the goal is direct conversions, I probably treat bumper ads as support rather than the main campaign. they seem stronger when paired with other video formats instead of working alone.

In my opinion, success now feels more about finding a niche where people still search for real answers and trust, not just chasing high traffic topics on Google.

a lot of advertisers improve results by getting very specific with targeting instead of going broad. smaller, more focused audiences often waste les budget in the beginning.

I think many campaigns fail because expectations and budget do not match. competitive niches often need proper testing budget, but business expect profitability from very small spend too early.

As per my suggestion do not keep changing articles every few days because of ranking drops. for new websites, stability usually takes 2–6 months depending on niche and authority. focus on building more content and topical trust first.

One thing to check is whether all leads actually reach the thank-you page. sometimes forms submit correctly, but users leave before the redirect finishes, so tracking never fires.

Also check if they provide clear reporting and call recordings. it helps a lot when trying to understand why calls are accepted or rejected.