Recent content by Daune Prutt

And the more specific and personal the review sounds, the more likely it gets approved. Generic or promo-style reviews almost always get filtered out

My experience is that writing a truly personal review is key: clearly state when you used the service, which parts you used, and what specific problems you encountered. Avoid copy-pasting and avoid promotional or offensive language; this significantly increases the chances of approval

Optimize your funnel first. Instead of pushing offers directly, warm up with intermediate content to filter higher-quality users. Also, test multiple angles and traffic sources; scaling a single setup will make it very difficult to reduce the click-through rate

In my opinion, Google is still undervaluing signals related to real-world user experience, such as deep reading behavior and return visits. Many pages don't require extensive technical optimization but still manage to retain readers for a long time, thus consistently climbing the rankings...

I have tried this trick before but YouTube is quite strict about payments from other regions. Even if you turn on VPN to Argentina, the system still recognizes that your card is from another country so it does not show up in the list. To pay for ARS, you usually have to use a card or wallet with...

That's right, if the signal is weak, setting up a mobile proxy yourself will hardly be stable for a long time. In times like this, using a residential proxy or renting a mobile proxy with a strong signal is still safer, especially when doing IG

deleting posts continuously or editing too much also causes the system to keep the restriction longer, so it is best to keep a stable posting schedule and let the account cool down a bit. I don't know if there is any clear trick, but I think in this case, you mainly have to wait for it to remove...

When adding a card, it works fine, but after a few days it randomly declines. It seems Pinterest is a bit difficult with Wise cards, especially virtual ones. If you want to test it, it’s fine, but for long-term stability, I think traditional bank debit is still less buggy