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Honestly, I think the problem is less “AI is useless for making money” and more that “how can I make money online?” is probably one of the worst prompts you can give it. If you ask for generic opportunities, you're basically going to get the same recycled list: freelancing, affiliate marketing...

Your advice is very helpful. Thank you so much.

I’m looking to learn more about social media platforms that are commonly used in India. If you’re from India, could you recommend some platforms that people there use frequently ( I’d appreciate any suggestions, especially platforms with active communities or good engagement. Thanks!

Yeah, Reddit is indeed a very good platform for marketing, but marketing on there is not easy at all.

Could you recommend a few niche forums for me?

Do you usually reach out to specific types of companies on LinkedIn? Also, could you recommend a few communities or platforms where business owners are active?

yah, that's right. The challenge is that I'm not sure which platform is the most effective for finding clients, or whether there are any platforms where I can attract customers through content marketing instead of direct outreach.

I run a network of high cqs Reddit accounts that I rent out for content marketing and promo work. Business is decent but I'm stuck on one thing: finding clients. Curious how others in this space actually land customers. A few questions if you've done this before: Where do you usually find...

I'd focus on finding people who already serve your target audience, like agencies or freelancers. Partnerships usually scale better than trying to reach everyone directly.

I've stopped looking for a single "best" format. Testing different content types and sticking with what your audience responds to has worked better for me.

A lot of people seem to be seeing stricter enforcement lately. It may be worth reviewing your overall workflow instead of assuming the IP is the main issue.

It really varies. I've seen some appeals resolved within a couple of days, while others can take weeks. Unfortunately, there's no consistent timeline.

From what I've seen, buying followers alone usually won't get an account banned. The bigger issue is that fake followers hurt your engagement rate, and Instagram's recommendation system seems to pick up on that. If you're going to do it, I'd keep it minimal and focus more on getting real engagement.

I think it depends a lot on the niche. Some content seems to take off much faster on Facebook, while other niches perform better on YouTube.

If your friends on the same Wi-Fi weren't affected, then the Wi-Fi probably isn't the main issue. I'd focus on checking the security of each device and the email accounts tied to Facebook. It could also be worth reviewing any browser extensions or third-party tools you've used recently.