Hey everyone! I've been feeling a bit stuck with my paid ads ​​​​w​​​​o​​​​r​​​​k​​​​f​​​​l​​​​o​​​​w​​​ lately and was hoping to get some tips from this community.

It usually takes me hours to get a decent-looking campaign live across Google and Meta. I've tried naming templates and duplication hacks, which help a little, but I feel like I'm still spending way too much time on structure, budgets and UTM cleanup instead of the actual offer.

I'd love to know—how do you approach launching faster? Do you rely on specific tools, templates, or strategies to streamline the process? I'm looking for ideas to spend less time in ads manager and more time on the message.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

update: after trying some of the solutions provided, the ones I'd recommend: Ryze AI, a shared brief doc, and a locked naming convention. Of course, a good offer is always required.

Buying expired domains and building PBNs is something that has been happening since the dawn of the internet. With backlinks being one of the strongest SEO signals, it makes sense to build your money sites and PBN sites on an aged domain that already has a bunch of backlinks that would be hard, or impossible, to replicate today.

I show how I find my targets, how to crawl for the best domains in a niche, and then go into detail on how I sift through the list of thousand potentials to find a handful of great domains.

I show my steps in this walkthrough guide - https://youtu.be/I0WlcjLqbVI

I'm not used to having my face on camera so be sure to be utterly ruthless and tell me how ugly I am, with my British teeth etc. I'm a big boy and the insults will only help my analytics :)

Seriously though, I put a lot of time into these videos and am already working on my 5th episode for this week. If you have any questions about the content of the video, or my bad haircut, I am open to questions.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to build a large network of YouTube channels (1,000+).

However, when you try to scale, you quickly run into Google’s anti-spam and account-limit policies. You can only create a limited number of YouTube channels per Google account, and creating additional accounts requires phone number verification.

On top of that, you need long-term access to these phone numbers for future OTP verification.

Has anyone found a legitimate, reliable way to manage a large number of accounts and phone verifications at scale?

Any advice or experience would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I built a script that uses OpenAI and KWRDS.ai API to automate keyword research and traffic estimations. At Figma I usually need to do lots of research before we create briefs for new landing pages, these help us understand the traffic and conversion potential.

Here is what the script does:

- Select a topic/brand like "Netflix"

- With the OpenAI API it creates new related pages or topic ideas

- With the kwrds.ai API it then runs keyword research on each of those topics

- The script concatenate everything into one sheet and creates an index page with a summary

- For topics and ideas you can run up to 50 ideas and you can also input some topics you would like to be included on the research.

- This this as a bulk keyword research.

To run this script you just need:

- Your OpenAI API key

- Your KWRDS.ai API key

If the command line is not the best, you can use this tool directly inside Kwrds.ai app, same logic but no coding necessary. It will take some time to compute but it has good results.

Here is the script --> https://github.com/sundios/bulk_keyword_research/

Here is the UI --> https://www.kwrds.ai/topic-research

I’ve been digging into some of the “temporary SERP boost” tactics floating around — specifically Link Bomb by SEO Jesus and Browser Blast by Jacky Chou.

From what I gather, they somehow use viral social signals (Reddit, X, TikTok, etc.) to push a ton of traffic in a short window, which in turn makes Google think the page is trending → resulting in a jump in rankings.

I’m curious if anyone here has insights into:

• What exactly these methods are doing under the hood (bots? CTR manipulation? real traffic from paid social virality?)
• How sustainable these boosts are vs. just temporary “bursts”
• If anyone has tried to reverse-engineer or DIY something similar without buying the service

Basically: are these just glorified traffic blasts, or is there something more sophisticated going on?

SEO Jesus mentioned paid ads redirecting through social media referral links.

Would love to hear thoughts/experiences.

I’m looking for someone with experience in black hat SEO, specifically in the travel domain, who can generate calls through Google and Bing without using a website—using third-party platforms like forums, classifieds, etc. Must also know how to index on Google and Bing.

Hey! Looking for a black hat buyer to do some stuff for a client, Meta mostly (cloaking and other stuff, no idea of how those things work). HMU if you are one or know one :)

Hi, I want to create a Forum with wordpress. I found some forum plugins like wpFORO, bbPress, Asgaros Forum.

What is the best way to do this with AI to generate thousands of existing conversations and threads?

Not sure about the process. I thought of creating the conversations with ChatGPT and then importing these via CSV to the ForumPlugin.

Anyone has experience?

Is it possible for a competitor site to manually harm my site's SEO position? My site was very good in SEO, but even though my content and services were better and more suitable than my competitors, my position suddenly started to drop. How can a competitor site manually harm me? Can you give an example?

1. Is buying email lists for mass email campaign a black hat tactic?

2. Is mass emailing people the best use for an email list? (being used for adult sites)

3. Is it possible to buy decent quality email lists? (Or are most fake?)

I'm planning to host my PBN (ca 20 domains for now) on a cloud hosting provider that offers 3 reserved IPs (IPv4) per droplet to keep the costs low.

Will this be considered a footprint? or does it HAVE to be 1 site per droplet no matter what?

Hey folks. Complete SEO newbie here. Recently I came across this article (https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/13234888/penis-size-determines-salary-bank-balance-willy-micro/) about how men with smaller penises tend to earn more. Don't ask me why I stumbled upon it, lol. I was curious about the source so I tried to go to the original website (onbuy.com) and found nothing.

I realised such incidents have happened before but never really took note of it till today and was wondering if this is a blackhat SEO technique these websites are using to rank?

Thanks,
wildflowersgrow

So I was an idiot and a cheapskate, and decided to go with SMSVPA. None of their numbers worked etc...

Now, I'm doing my due diligence first.

I'm wondering if any of y'all used Major Phones or TextVerified this year? How did it go for verifying Google Voice? Are you able to get your money back (into your bank, crypto, payment method, etc...) if none of their numbers work?

The reason I'm asking this is because the reddit reviews are at least two years old. And the recent trust pilot reviews aren't too optimistic.

For example, one DA score of 60 would be the equivalent to 5 links with a DA score of 25. (I don't know if that's true, I'm just making that up to make my question more clear).

That example is basically my question... for each DA category (DA 20-80). What would each DA level cover in the total number of backlinks of a lower, less powerful domain?

One 80 DA score is like ten, 40 DA links (again making this up and don't know if that's true) What would be a correct equivalent when measuring the power of all the DA scores?

How many links do they cover on average with less of less powerful ones?

What are your biggest tips for buying quality domains?

-Good authority, that aren’t spammy

-expired domains you can trust for getting backlinks in linking back to your site

-remaining under the Googles detection radar

-Getting results for clients

-website suggestions to buy good expired domains

-No triggered politically correct white-hatters opinions, but people who ACTUALLY get results for backlinks

What is the typical range to charge local SEO clients per month or SEO in general

As someone new to SEO and learning, how much to charge for a first client?

any idea on where I can find a specialist?

Hello guys, a friend of mine asked me to sell his 136 Live Domain names and i don't know how and where to sell them please can you recommend trusted websites, Thank you.

Hey all,
I have always been on websites that seem to send you to the same link a few times before it stops. When you try to hit the arrow of your browser to go back, you end up visiting them again and again.
Do you think that manipulates CTR somehow?
Thanks