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For a German-language blog, I’d start with keyword research around real German search terms and build topic clusters instead of generating random posts. DeepSeek can help with drafts, but the content should still be checked for natural German, search intent, and factual accuracy before publishing.

For a regular content site, Media.net, Ezoic, and Monumetric are worth comparing as AdSense alternatives. Once traffic grows, Mediavine or Raptive can become stronger options, but I’d compare RPM, approval requirements, payout terms, and page-speed impact before choosing one.

Publishing slightly rewritten versions of the same article across multiple blogs can make them compete for the same searches. A better approach is to give each blog a distinct angle, target different search intent, and create original examples and supporting content for each site.

Hashtags can still help with categorization and discovery, but I wouldn’t expect adding more of them to automatically increase reach. Testing a small set of highly relevant hashtags across similar posts and comparing the results should give a better answer for your specific account.

For newer accounts, I’d focus less on posting volume and more on what the retention data shows. A strong opening, getting to the payoff quickly, and repeating topics/formats that already hold attention usually gives you a clearer direction than constantly changing styles.