Recent content by hondokneph

Chatgpt is much more of a pussy than claude. Especially when it comes to grey hat stuff, chatgpt will outright refuse to help, while claude starts building.

Use an extension with a different proxy assigned on each profile

Welcome! My advice would be to trust results, not promises. Take the time to read reviews, check account age and reputation, and start small before spending significant money. There are some very knowledgeable people here, but also many selling dreams. Ask questions, do your own research, and...

If I were you I would go for instagram, or atleast try with instagram too. I found a lot of very underground artists through instagram ads. Basically they run ads with short catchy parts of their songs, and if it sounds good trust me people will search for your spotify. Good luck

It can generate passive income, but it's rarely passive in the beginning. Most blogs take months or years of consistent posting, SEO, and link building before they see any real traffic

Reddit is mostly about not sounding like you’re selling. Join relevant subs, comment genuinely for a while and avoid posting links too early. Read each subreddits rules because some are very strict with self-promo

try checking the network requests on the live Ad Library page and see if the media URL is coming from a separate endpoint

I've used both real phones and anti detect browsers to manage multiple IG accounts. What I noticed is both can work fine as long as you keep a consistent fingerprint and unique mobile proxy per account. What matters MOST is account behavior. If you are automating actions you have to go very...

If1 proxy per account, go with sticky. A consistent IP looks more natural than constantly changing locations/IPs. Rotate only if an IP gets flagged, but for long-term account stability I prefer keeping the same IP tied to the same account whenever possible. The bigger factors are IP quality...

From what I've seen, Telegram Ads can generate real conversions, but it depends heavily on the offer The best results usually come from sending users into a good structured funnel (channel -> content -> CTA) rather than directly to a sales page.

I think so, to some extent. Reddit used to feel more like niche communities sharing genuine experiences, while now there’s a lot more marketing, astroturfing, SEO driven content, and brand accounts trying to influence discussions. There are still authentic communities, but finding them often...

How do you plan to differentiate from the big ones? Have you thought about the way you will design the algorithm? Dating apps are a difficult niche, as you have to decide between being ethical and fair and being profitable, and these kinda collide with each other

There are dozens of things social media platforms use to detect somebody using multiple accounts. You need to be very careful, use different proxies, anti detect browsers etc

You need to use anti detect browsers or spoof your fingerprints very well to be able to do scraping these days mate. And for the captcha you can automate solving that easily.

If comments stay visible for a few minutes and then disappear, it’s usually an automated anti-spam/shadow removal rather than a manual mod action. Could be caused by posting too fast across accounts, similar writing patterns, links/keywords being flagged, or multiple accounts using the same...