Recent content by AmeliaFoster

I watch the new and rising tabs in a few focused subreddits and keep a simple list of questions that repeat across communities. Repetition is usually a stronger signal than one fast-growing post, and it gives you time to contribute something useful before the thread is crowded.

I would test a refresh when impressions are steady but click-through rate stays weak for a few weeks. Change either the title or thumbnail first, record the baseline, and compare the same traffic-source mix so a temporary recommendation spike does not distort the result.

I set the stopping rule before launch: a minimum number of conversions, enough time to cover weekday and weekend behavior, and a spend ceiling. That prevents ending early after one strong day or letting a weak test run indefinitely.