Recent content by Caramel25

Ye i have noticed this too, i think engagement and posting time can make a difference. Personally, i try to post consistently and focus on creating useful content instead of worrying too much about impressions.

I think TikTok Stories are worth trying, they can help u stay connected with ur followers and share quick updates. But I would focus more on regular videos because they can reach new ppl.

Yes they still can be useful for brand awareness, but i'd focus more on keywords that need detailed answers or real experience, because ppl are more likely to visit the website for those.

This is pretty normal, ur older video may have better watch time and click-through rates. Try improving ur new video's title and thumbnail, and check YouTube Analytics to see where viewers drop off. Give it some time bro.

I'd choose the second creator because they get more views despite having fewer subscribers. I'd also check audience location, engagement, and whether their viewers are interested in indie games, i think real engagement matters more than subscriber count alone.

I think dropshipping can still make money in 2026, but competition is tough. The key is finding good products, reliable suppliers, and a way to get customers at a low cost.

I have always wanted to take my whole family traveling, so i think the gift i would like most is a trip around the world with the people i love.

Sounds like a rough day, mate. Hopefully tomorrow goes better for you. At least Messi gave you something to enjoy! Get some rest and start fresh tomorrow.

I think a mix of reels, posts, and carousels works best, reels can help reach new ppl, while carousels can get more saves and shares. Consistency is important, but gud content matters more than posting every day.

I think new websites can still rank well if they have useful content and a good SEO strategy, an older domain may have some advantages, but age alone does not guarantee better rankings.

I think posting useful content regularly is the best way to bring engagement back, u can try short videos, ask questions, and reply to comments. It may take some time but consistency can help ppl become active again.

I’d recommend creating ur own account instead of buying one, follow the subreddit rules, avoid spam, and don’t post too many promotional links. Be helpful and build trust with the community first.

I’d test each hook in a separate ABO ad set with a fixed budget this way u can compare results more easily.

If i were u, i would first check the browser version, system settings, and error logs on both environments server and local setups can behave differently even with the same proxy. If the site uses reCAPTCHA, make sure your automation follows its rules.

I’ve experienced this situation too and the first thing i did was check YouTube Analytics to find out why my views had dropped.