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It depends on your niche and targeting. Traffic quality usually comes from the right audience, not only the network.

There is no fixed time for me. If a creative is still working, I keep it running. Data decides when to change.

I think Google gets the main focus because of traffic share, but optimizing for others doesn’t hurt.

SEO is a long game. Links are important, but building authority naturally takes time and consistent effort.

In my experience, quality and relevance always win. Metrics are helpful but they don’t show the full picture.

In my opinion it’s not one specific method. Poor execution and obvious patterns are what usually get noticed.

Setup is important, but consistency of content is what will decide if those channels grow or not.

Depends on what part you want to automate. For scripts, voice and editing there are many good tools available.

i think it’s probably not only about the accounts or proxies and the system also checks device browser ip history and activity patterns and also so many changes can trigger the human check and also try to keeping the setup more consistent and natural.

yes i think that's normal. smart bidding needs time to learn from the new data because in my experience it can take a couple of weeks before performance becomes stable again.

hi i would avoid choosing only by price or fast delivery because a good service with real experience is usually worth paying a little more for and reading recent user reviews helps a lot.

personally i would focus on removing low performing keywords and adjusting bids slowly and improving the product listing and also better targeting and conversion rate can help reduce acos over time.

hey i think keeping your activity normal and follow tiktok rules and avoid spam or risky content and iif your account is restricted then just submit an appeal and wait for tiktoks response.

you should warm up the account slowly don't make big changes and keep everything consistent even then sometimes fb still bans accounts.

hi yes for me targeting was the biggest mistake and i was trying too many interests at once and spent money without getting good results there i learned to test small first and scale only what works.

hi, google is different from Facebook but it also has strict checks and if you follow the rules and keep your account information correct you usually have fewer problems.

well starting with a small budget and increase it slowly over time and also avoid making too many changes at once and give the campaign a few days to gather enough data.

yeah i think start with YouTube and practice first and then courses can help, but running ads yourself will teach you more and will increase your experience.

i think start slow and use the account normally first and then add business info, run small campaigns, and build trust before spending more and more.

Try removing strong medical claims from your ads and check Facebook health policies properly and Also make sure your landing page looks trusted and have all the required information because Sometimes small changes in ad copy and page details can help to avoid rejection.