if the videos mostly ai generated then removing metadata probably not change how platform identifies them.using your own footage and adding genuine original content is a better option.also check platforms labeling rules before trying to remove the disclosure.
relevant local links and a well optimized gbp than collecting generic citations industry directories help too when they trusted and genuinely connected to business.
nice progress mate.building audience before pushing your products sounds like solid approach hope you can keep growing the channel and turn it into a steady monthly income.
getting site built is usually the easy part.consistent traffic takes more work and search visibility for specific titles can make a big difference especially when indexing and copyright complaints start affecting growth.
i put the money into a business model that has steady demand and can grow over time rather than chasing something risky having a reliable income source would be my first priority
start with legal sports content instead of trying to build around streams that may get removed target match previews team stats schedules and other useful pages around specific games this gives you more stable seo opportunities on both google and bing
judge the edu link by the site itself rather than the domain extension a relevant blog with real visitors and indexed pages can be useful especially when the article fits your niche and the link makes sense in that context
start with guest posts niche edits forum activity reddit and quora discussions plus relevant business directories.you can also create useful guides case studies and data based content to earn links naturally.link building still works but keeping it relevant and focusing on quality is much better...
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