That is exactly what I am also searching for what I want is some software that could take long videos and transform them into Shorts with subtitles and minimal editing involved.
From my point of view original content tends to have higher possibilities for getting regular exposure while repurposing content can be effective adding value by creating something original seems to be more pertinent at the moment.
In my point of view, the posting of messages on Community will definitely prove to be useful in keeping the audience interested in between the videos. The surveys and updates will help in keeping the audience involved.
The biggest error that I feel people make is that they want to see things done too quickly many times bloggers post regularly but do not take time to understand who they are writing for.
200+ CPM is a fairly high rate. But before scaling up i would look into the size of the audience and the quality of creative in case both click through ratio and conversions are acceptable one could test out some variations of creatives and audiences as well.
this has happened to me before on occasion especially where there is high account activity purchasing aged accounts or using proxies does not solve this problem always first i would consider the posting activity and account activity than trying to work around the verification process.
I am considering this service for a project targeting Indonesia could you share a bit more about the ranking process and what kind of progress buyers typically see?
If the campaign is performing well on a good CPA, then it would be unwise to modify anything simply because we want a higher CTR. We could maintain what is working, and run a separate test for the creatives.
One thing that I have learned is that I should not base my decisions on hype or fear of missing out. It is always better to take time and do research on the project.
However, being more consistent really made a huge difference also i began noticing which posts were engaging rather than making all changes at once slow improvements were apparently more effective than fast fixes.
I would concentrate on engaging conversations rather than only the number of subscribers it is possible that an actively engaged small community will be more valuable than a large one where posts do not receive any interactions at all.
Scaling would be gradual as opposed to large budget jumps i would only monitor CPA conversion rate ROAS and audience performance if these remain constant following the increase then i could think about scaling further.
This is the strategy that I favor in case a webpage is performing satisfactorily there is no need for making significant changes unless it is necessary in case the performance becomes poor only minor changes would be required.
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