nix.feliks
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- Apr 12, 2013
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It's best to be prepared for them to shut you down and to have back up accounts ready. You are never safe with Tumblr.
Yup, this is the best advice you can get when it comes to tumblr.
It's best to be prepared for them to shut you down and to have back up accounts ready. You are never safe with Tumblr.
I've found 5 accounts/proxy is ok. I've tried pushing it to 30 account/proxy and all of them got ghosted (not banned)
I wonder whats their problem with people doing affliate marketing but promoting sites for ad revenue is totally okay lol.
It's because the way they promote their offers. Way too spammy for their liking. I've seen legit tumblr accounts promoting affiliate products without any problems. The thing is, they offer real value to their readers.
So basically if one does like 100 pics of cute pets in a row over a day or two and then offers a review of a pet related product with a affliate link to the product it will be considered a legit tumblr?
The annoying thing is that you never know.
Some people seem to have more affiliate reviews/links than that - meaning a smaller ratio of content:links - and their blogs never get touched. Others can have a million pics of cute animals and then one tiny ad somewhere and then, BAM! Their blog is gone.
It's really up to how the staff sees the blog that day. There is no consistency to count on.