Black, grey or white Forex advertising

Hey guys, need your opinion on what kind of traffic performs the best in the "forex", "trading", "crypto" industry.
I was trying most the black and grey things but I heard some examples of people using white and having the great success in term of quality of the leads.
And that doesnt make any sense to me whatsoever, by white i mean ebooks. And by black i mean classic thing we know about.

Can you please share your opinion and help me a bit

jordanburgos said:

Hey guys, need your opinion on what kind of traffic performs the best in the "forex", "trading", "crypto" industry.
I was trying most the black and grey things but I heard some examples of people using white and having the great success in term of quality of the leads.
And that doesnt make any sense to me whatsoever, by white i mean ebooks. And by black i mean classic thing we know about.

Can you please share your opinion and help me a bit

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Facebook and google usually performs the best. You would need to do some cloacking though.

Spartan Accounts said:

Facebook and google usually performs the best. You would need to do some cloacking though.

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I know that, but what do you think about black, grey and white approach. Which one is the best and where?

Everything work good but you must know the right way and right areas to target

Black and gray need to be well camouflaged so that advertising campaigns last longer

Alex_clab said:

Black and gray need to be well camouflaged so that advertising campaigns last longer

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Thats 100% true

White traffic is often better because people come in already interested, not tricked into clicking.
Someone who searched on Google, read an article or other white stuff is usually much easier to convert than someone who clicked a flashy ad without knowing what they're getting into

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To be honest, everything is much harder these days. The barrier to entry in this niche is much higher than it used to be. You need both solid experience and a decent budget to compete.
I agree with what others have said above. These days, your technical setup has to be on point. Otherwise, your accounts can get suspended before you even launch a campaign.
In most financial verticals, using a cloaker and a proper white page has become pretty much standard. Since AI became a big part of Google's review systems and after the latest Google updates, getting campaigns live has definitely become more challenging.
That said, I don't think it's impossible. You just have to change your approach, think differently, and stay creative if you want to remain competitive.
From my experience, both white and grey traffic are equally difficult to launch nowadays. The setup is more or less the same. In the end, what really matters is whether the advertiser or brand knows how to handle and convert that traffic properly.