I think "scamming" is a relative term, but often used as a generalized buzzword.
Using "precise shortcuts" when available is just being intelligent. God only knows the amount of Black-Hat tactics Google, Facebook, or other Big Tech Giants use that would be considered "scamming" or "unethical"...
UPDATE: I have a barebones template finished in VS Live Server, just have to find a way to scrape listings from across the web. I'm looking to do it in a similar way that RSS Aggregators do, possibly updating by the hour/day with new featured (and legitimate) giveaways/sweepstakes that users can...
I actually was considering that, would probably be the most efficient route but I guess I don't take it easy on myself (lol). I'm somewhat addicted to learning new skills to put in my arsenal, and always up for a challenge.
My competence (and experience) seems to really be in...
Yeah that sounds like a good idea, there's a lot of possibilities for monetization. I have the branding + plan down but my Python/Wordpress experience is my weakest link lol
I'll take note of that, makes sense though. I'm learning a lot throughout this process. I should see that I can get a site running before I think that far down the line :D
Gentlemen,
As the title says, this is an idea I've had recently.
I've been doing thorough research on the ins-and-outs of SEO. So I've absorbed lots of information offered from you guys, and plenty of information on my own.
But I'm currently building a site that I'm aiming to monetize through...
It seems long-form would be antithetical to their branding. Everything about their UI is meant to portray speed.
The first thing you see when opening the app is the quick logo screen, then the FYP automatically. Even when you swipe up, you can tell they use animation tricks to cater to my...
There's much easier ways to scam people without all this effort just to Bait & Switch. You might as well just operate the honest way.
With the latter you at least have a better shot of building a brand and not getting blacklisted or investigated by payment processors. People love to ruin...
Understood, from what I know reels is more of a quantity game with proven content then just praying something pops off. My niche is TikTok-centered so I'll find a way to repurpose the content..
I appreciate it man!
*UPDATE*
I made the account and posted a carousel + reel + story, used some hashtags I believe are fairly relevant for each. I have a bunch of other content aggregated and ready to go.
What's the optimal post frequency per day? Of course with maxing out engagement potential but not too much...
Makes sense, I was thinking of pivoting the strategy due to some further research as well. Though it's perma-saturated, I'm thinking just a branded meme page might be the best to start out with. Something fluid that can ride trends and farm engagement. Any experience with that?
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