I’d focus less on raw likes and more on meaningful signals like shares, saves, replies, and DMs. The interesting part is which of these actually keeps working over time rather than just boosting one post.
Could be a limited rollout or an unpublished Page-level feature. If someone has actually tested it on older image posts, the Page type and publishing setup would be the key details to compare.
Just finished testing the accounts they provided. They’ve been running through the recent FB sweep without issues so far, while a lot of my old accounts went down. Pretty happy with the stability — I’ll start scaling the spend gradually.
I’d check Account Status and recent posts before assuming it’s a shadowban. Repeated restrictions usually mean something is triggering TikTok’s systems, so fixing the underlying issue is much safer than trying to bypass it.
I think so—TikTok is slowly becoming Google with better dance moves. Searchable content can keep bringing views long after the FYP push fades. Are you seeing more traffic from search lately?
Premium can be worth it if you actually use the extra tools for prospecting, search, and outreach. I’d treat it as a sales tool, not a magic lead generator—if it helps you close even one good client, the cost can pay for itself.
Yeah, I’ve noticed it too. The shift seems to be from buying comments to buying the appearance of a real conversation. The tricky part is making it actually relevant—otherwise LinkedIn users can spot it instantly.
Try restarting the phone and requesting the code again after a few minutes. Also check the country code and whether your carrier is blocking short-code SMS—sometimes the simplest fix is the right one
After the recent FB sweep, I lost around 60% of my accounts and need replacements urgently. Anyone else in the same situation—where are you guys renting reliable accounts now?
At this point you’re not registering for a social app—you’re applying for citizenship.
Hope someone can save you before the paperwork evolves into a birth certificate
That's a pretty common issue with Weibo.
I'd try again after a while, switch networks if possible, or use a different phone number—those usually solve it.
Haha, no superpowers required!
Being consistent, understanding the audience, and creating useful content will usually beat doing 100 backflips any day.
If everything's approved, I'd give it a few hours before worrying.
Most campaigns start delivering fairly quickly, but some can take up to 24 hours while the system finishes learning and optimizing.
I've seen a few creators get great results with that format.
The niche is competitive, but a fresh story and strong pacing seem to matter much more than the animation style itself.
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