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everyone always jumps to the big three but if you want decent quality without the insane CPCs of google, look at yahoo advertising. their native and search traffic is actually pretty slept on. revcontent is also decent if you have a solid blacklist ready from day one, otherwise you'll burn...

the problem with shorts is they can actually ruin your long form CTR. if you get 50k subs from a viral short, youtube is going to test your next long form video on those subs first. since they only have a 5 second attention span, they wont click it, and your CTR tanks... then the algorithm kills...

Most of the guys suggesting Ezoic or Mediavine here have clearly never run a manga site... you will get banned for copyright issues almost instantly. manga traffic is mostly grey area so those mainstream networks are out. tbh if you want decent money without ruining the user experience...

for me it's analysis paralysis. so many beginners spend months reading threads, buying courses, and trying to plan the perfect campaign because they're terrified of losing fifty bucks or getting an account banned. you learn ten times faster by actually putting up a cheap, ugly lander and buying...

yeah the golden era of installcore is long gone. if you have decent seo traffic you need to be really careful with ppi nowadays. most of these bundlers will get your domain flagged by chrome and windows defender within a few days and then your traffic is dead. if you still want to risk it...

Using grok to reverse engineer the prompt is a solid shortcut to get the initial look. Only issue with the character sheet method is that SD still tends to drift a lot when you start changing the angles or outfits for different promo posts. If you take those generated images and train a quick...

even the so called clean networks get flagged eventually because of how defender treats bundlers these days. if you want to avoid the malware label entirely you might have to look at content locking or offering actual free tools with search monetization built in. it pays less than the raw exe...

you gotta look at the attribution windows. if you still have 1-day view turned on for meta, it's just stealing credit for google search conversions. turn off view-through attribution and stick to 7-day or 1-day click on meta, then watch the overlap shrink. also, throw a simple post-purchase...

another thing to watch out for is promoted listings. a lot of people get tempted to turn on promotions to get those first few sales quickly but running ads on a brand new account is a massive red flag for ebay risk bots. scammers love to spin up accounts, promote the hell out of some junk, cash...

Photos get the click like @NaughtyByNature said but if Cassini isnt indexing you then nobody even sees them. Item specifics are huge right now. ebay relies so much on structured data for their search filters... if you leave those blank you basically dont exist when buyers filter by size, color...

@blumen made a solid point about the profile risk, but another thing to consider is the destination url flexibility. if you need to swap out domains or rotate landers quickly, standard ads are way easier to manage. with spark ads you are kinda locked in and changing the link or setup can trigger...

Yeah the web interfaces are basically unusable for direct response copy now. @TheoRank is right about cohere command r, the plus version is actually really good for sales emails and doesnt have those annoying preachy blocks. another option is just using claude 3.5 sonnet through the anthropic...

the frequency doesnt even matter that much if you arent driving people to an offer. most people post daily and get zero leads because they just post generic advice. if you want actual traffic, post maybe twice a week but make it a case study with a lead magnet in the comments. then spend the...

One thing people often overlook before renewing is whether the domain is still indexed. if google deindexed it and the link profile has decayed... which always happens over a couple of years, you are basically paying to host a corpse. running a bulk index check and looking at live referring...

One angle that gets missed is looking at regulatory changes and new compliance laws. @unknown made a solid point about monetization being hard with fast trends, but compliance is the opposite because businesses are literally forced to spend money. things like new state-level environmental...

most of the basic stuff like gbp setup and reviews is just table stakes at this point. if you want to actually push a listing up in a tight market, it comes down to user interaction signals. driving directions, click throughs, calls... you can have a perfect profile but if google doesnt see real...

Yeah most of those brokers hitting you up on Skype or TG selling direct RSOC feeds are just renting out sub-accounts and they will shave your traffic or exit scam when payout time comes. If you dont have the 50k+ daily clean searches to get into Tonic or System1 directly, you might want to look...

@Zy3399 is right about the private sharing, but if you need public comments for the algorithm you have to bait them. honestly, the easiest way is using Cunningham's Law... post a slightly incorrect stat or a mild hot take. People on social media physically cannot resist correcting someone. Also...

since you said it can be AI generated, you could just make the videos yourself using capcut or heygen and then pay small "faceless" channels in your niche to upload them. those channel owners usually make pennies and will post almost anything for like 15 or 20 bucks. saves you the headache of...

Yeah @pkchaib cloaking stripe or paypal is a ticking time bomb especially for iptv... they will catch it eventually and freeze whatever balance you have. definitely not worth the stress for 1-2k a month. @Chunkulus is right about the registered entity part. if you want to keep your funds safe...