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yes bing is usually easier to rank on because there is less competition but the traffic volume is much lower than google and good seo still matters.

Creative fatigue is becoming a common problem in paid ads. How often do you normally refresh creatives, and what signs tell you it’s time to test something new? Would like to know your process.

hey so i would start with a small test budget first and traffic quality can be different for every campaign so just check real engagement and conversions before spending mored the budget.

yeah ai helps create content faster but the revenue still comes from good strategy traffic and real quality content and also it’s a useful tool but not a complete solution.

hey i think home improvement travel and online services are also worth testing because the main thing is finding a good offer and testing properly.

hi If the traffic is too low then try more related keywords because testing different keywords and see which ones bring better results because it mostly takes some time to find the right ones.

yeah, i think an aged account can help but there is no fixed age where everything becomes safe and the main thing is using the account normally and following the platform rules and regulation.

i think google is doing this to stop payment problems and make payments more secure and It also helps them manage large accounts more easily.

For me focusing on better tracking testing creatives and improving targeting made the biggest difference because small changea over time can bring good results.

For me, the first thing is checking the websites I manage. I look at traffic and rankings first, then decide which issue needs attention that day.

For B2B SaaS, I think original data and research can work really well. If the information is genuinely useful, other websites have a reason to reference it.

I do not think following, liking, commenting, or watching stories is a problem by itself. It may be more about how quickly you do all these actions together.

for me, If a page is stuck for a long time, I stop spending too much time on it and focus on other pages that can grow.

I seen a lot of people mention reddit when talking about indexing new pages. some claim that posting a URL on reddit gets it discovered faster by search engines. has anyone actually tested this and seen a noticeable difference.