guys i'm always wondering, let's say you found a way to create multiple social media accounts, and manage them, talking about hundreds or even thousands, shouldn't that be dangerous on you, because you're not only creating content or making sales or building brands, i think you can even infleunce at this point the political decisions, like a clipping agency trying to push some character hard, i'm not sure if i'm missing something important here, but this is excatly how i see it and i think this social media platforms limits of AI optimization to stop duplicate content and so on, to prevent such a mechnaisme to happen or am i worng?
Is there no limit to social media accounts management at scale?
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It's expensive, high-risk, and requires constant maintenance. that's why the platforms' limits on automation and duplicate content aren't just to stop spam. They're to stop exactly what you're describing
so is it still possible to create and manage multiple social media accounts, let's say at least hundreds to thousands of accounts, for OFM marketing or dropshipping, and so on? Even after knowing this fact, i mean it looks useless just putting a proxy on an "anti-detect" browser to keep creating accounts and posting, after knowing this fact, that's my biggest concern at the moment, because it's not possible to push on something you feel is not possible to do, or it just needs more skills at fingerprinting.
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i dont know what you want to do with multiple account but i believe one or two account can perform well than having hundred of them if you manage them well
Spam post about the brand clothes across any accounts like building an affiliate pogram, instead we post AI content automatically
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The limit is real, it just isn't a number. It's upkeep. Every identity needs its own address, its own rhythm and its own history, and none of that comes as one-time work. Accounts sharing an address get grouped, so one flag puts the rest at risk, and datacentre ranges are treated worse than residential ones from the first day. On Telegram the registration step still has to finish in the official mobile app, so the human part never disappears entirely.
The influence version deflates once you measure reach instead of counting members. One group displaying 10,339 members returned 3 reachable accounts, and all three were bots. A separate scrape of 2,180 members deduplicated down to 2,145 real ones.
So a thousand accounts isn't a thousand voices. It's a maintenance job with a poor ratio, and the platforms don't have to stop it. The cost does that on its own.
Best,
Floqal
The influence version deflates once you measure reach instead of counting members. One group displaying 10,339 members returned 3 reachable accounts, and all three were bots. A separate scrape of 2,180 members deduplicated down to 2,145 real ones.
So a thousand accounts isn't a thousand voices. It's a maintenance job with a poor ratio, and the platforms don't have to stop it. The cost does that on its own.
Best,
Floqal
EmberVoyager
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yeah i think you're not wrong because a large number of accounts can influence people so platforms use ai and strict rules to detect fake or coordinated activity.
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That's one of the reasons platforms have strict detection systems.
Managing a few accounts is one thing, but scaling to hundreds or thousands usually attracts much more scrutiny, especially if the activity looks coordinated or automated.
Managing a few accounts is one thing, but scaling to hundreds or thousands usually attracts much more scrutiny, especially if the activity looks coordinated or automated.
If you are referring to Facebook accounts, I think you should use tools or anti-detect browsers to manage such a large number of accounts.
solo leveling
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Yeah, I think you have a point. If someone can control thousands of accounts, the potential impact is huge, not just for marketing but for opinions too.
But managing that many accounts in a way that looks real is actually very difficult. Platforms are constantly improving detection, and fake engagement usually gets filtered out sooner or later. The bigger challenge is not creating accounts, it's building trust and keeping them active.
But managing that many accounts in a way that looks real is actually very difficult. Platforms are constantly improving detection, and fake engagement usually gets filtered out sooner or later. The bigger challenge is not creating accounts, it's building trust and keeping them active.
yeah because this makes things clear on how realistically far you can go
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You're right to an extent honestly. Managing hundreds of accounts is technically possible sure, but platforms have gotten way better at detecting coordinated behavior, fake engagement, and automation these days.
At that scale, keeping everything looking genuine is honestly a lot harder than it seems on paper.
At that scale, keeping everything looking genuine is honestly a lot harder than it seems on paper.
but OFM guys doing the same actually, they keep creating and manging hundrends of accounts, also the clipping agencies, so what's the diffrence ? i mean either it's possible or not, i do manage dozens right now, but the i'm not sure if i can scale more or it's just impossible, it's tuff to keep pushing then you realise you were doing something impossible to do
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It's definitely possible honestly, but scaling isn't impossible either, it's just where the difficulty ramps up a lot. OFM agencies and clipping agencies usually have whole teams, well established systems, and spread their activity across a bunch of devices, people, and workflows.
The bigger you get, the more effort goes into staying consistent and avoiding platform detection, so at that point it's honestly less about creating unlimited accounts and more about managing them sustainably long term.
I see, because if i'm going to do somthing i would love to know the difficulty, because since i run an ecommerce store, i can just stop pushing into marketing with bot accounts and just focus on the ad creatives even that i've never ran ads before, or the second path, build this skill and run other business like clipping agency, what you think ?
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If I were choosing honestly, I'd focus on building strong ad creatives and learning paid ads properly. That's a skill you can actually use for your own store and any future business down the line too.
Bot based marketing just gets harder to scale over time as platforms keep improving their detection, while good creatives and real marketing skills stay valuable no matter what changes.
true, but even if you're going on ads you still need to learn fingerprinting if you want to go on scale AKA replica stores, not talking about the payment processing but just the part where you have to manage multiple accounts at once, not sure if i'm having this right becase i've never ran ads before, but i'm taking your point of vue into consideration
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That's fair honestly. Scaling paid ads does involve managing multiple accounts in some cases sure, but I'd start by learning how to run profitable campaigns first before anything else.
Once you've got a winning system down, the operational side becomes way easier to figure out than trying to optimize everything all at once from day one.
Nexus Marketing Agency
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You're not wrong. That's one of the reasons platforms keep tightening their anti-spam and anti-bot systems.