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I wouldn’t try to bypass duplicate detection. Instead, create genuinely different versions with new footage, a different hook, and a fresh edit. Instagram doesn’t publish a reliable daily Trial Reels limit, so check the feature’s in app guidance rather than risking repeated uploads.

Follower count isn't everything. Instagram also looks at signals like watch time, shares, likes, and how viewers respond to a Reel. Strong content can reach people who don't follow the account, which is why small profiles can still get huge views.

I think they’re still worth testing if you have a clear niche and useful insights to share. They can help build an audience on LinkedIn, but I’d focus on consistent quality and use the newsletter to bring readers toward your website or other channels rather than expecting huge traffic by itself.

Some channels are clearly still getting views, but views don’t automatically mean monetization or long-term success. The bigger question is whether the content is original and adds value, rather than just reading Reddit posts over generic footage.

Niche and audience location usually have a big impact on RPM, while video length affects whether you can use mid-roll ads. Upload frequency helps build views over time, but consistency and viewer interest matter more than posting often. Earnings can vary a lot month to month.

I’d check YouTube Studio for active restrictions and appeal the strike if you believe it was incorrect. Then contact Creator Support with your channel and video URLs to ask whether any restrictions affect recommendations. A strike doesn’t automatically mean shadowban, so test a few original...

Video pins can grab attention, but image pins often communicate the product and link more quickly. I’d prioritize whichever brings more outbound clicks not just views or saves and test a few of each.

Managing 100 accounts is a lot of overhead, and many AI automation courses overpromise. I’d use Meta’s approved tools for scheduling and management, keep content and access organized, and avoid bots that automate follows, likes, or DMs since they can put accounts at risk.

When you temporarily deactivate Instagram, your profile and message history are hidden, so people generally can’t find or message your account normally. Existing DMs may still appear in their inbox, and your account should return when you reactivate it.

Focus on clear product descriptions, accurate information, genuine reviews, and helpful content that answers customer questions.

Views alone don’t always pay, so I’d focus on building a specific audience and monetizing through brand deals, affiliate links, or your own products. Check which monetization features are available in your region, and treat it as a side income until it becomes consistent.