Recent content by imccafey

Depends what you're using the accounts for, but I'd prioritise reliability and IP quality over raw speed. Not that the speed difference is too big these days. Personally for account management, proxies that give residential IPs are my go-to for those. Also check that the proxy type and...

Welcome aboard! Good resources for digital marketing here. If you got questions, you could make a post on the relevant section for it.

Every so often you see posts like this. Yeah, it's still pretty much possible. KEy's still having an actual community backing that niche rather than just having a large member count with little by way of a throughline. Live events, affiliate products, email lists, sponsorships, etc. These could...

If the group is genuinely being used to buy/sell prohibited items, Meta can aboslutely do something about it. Well, assuming enough report gets to them. It's a lot easier then trying to gain direct access to the group. Now, whether the group ID alone is enough for Meta to investigate is another...

With that many followers and views on Reels, you could consider looking looking at brand deals or sponsored posts. Assuming the audience fits a particular demographic and niche. Affiliate offers could fly for you too. With that kind of reach, you probably have more value to sell to advertisers...

I do feel as though AI was never meant for casual use. Feels like a professional tool that was spec'd for the commercial market for some reason. I doubt John Everyman could pay the exorbitant rates AI should be worth for the amount of power it consumes and considering what most non-professionals...

I can't believe this is how I get reminded that Microsoft Advertising still exists. A post asking whether it's dead, lol. All of that being said, it's definitely not dead, though. It's just very likely you're not in any circles that engages with it all. Honestly, same. Although, whether it's...

Good food for thought. I'd say reliability is probably the biggest one for me. Slowness is annoying, but an IP dropping or constantly changing when you don't want it to can be much more disruptive. Far as solutions go, either the provider helps me cuz I know it's a proxy issue, or I'm changing...

Since there's a lot of different kinds of proxies, the first consideration should usually be what you need it for. Past that, it's gonna be IP quality and reputation, then location, service reliability, connection speed, shared or dedicated, then optional stuff like rotation, APIs, etc. A lot...

Really depends on what you're using the proxy for. There is such a thing as BIS when it comes to proxies, I'd say. Usually for speed and stability, you can pick up datacenter or ISP/static proxies. Although, if you're using multiple accounts and longevity is what you're after, a lot more comes...

I'd probably start with a niche you already know or follow. You can always look at demand and what's trending afterwards, but having some actual interest or knowledge in the subject makes it much easier to consistently create decent content. Trends can work too, but I'd rather build around...

15k weekly visitors is plenty enough to start testing monetisation, yeah. Try not to turn it into a full-blown ad board or you might lose users though. Subtlety and such. It might be in your best interest to keep the promotions relevant and transparent so you don't burn the community you've...

Rough. Hopefully you can get some of the accounts back, for the ones that have a chance to be recovered at least. Permanent restriction on compliant accounts is rather alarming, assuming it's just a false positive. Though, don't they have a 180 day grace period to appeal even permanent...

Hard to make much out of that without looking at the actual posts. Some variance in reach is pretty normal, especially depending on the topic and who happens to engage with it. Niche and all that to consider.

I've seen people reporting similar restrictions, so there's some truth to that. Looks like 273 might be more of a restriction/review sort of affair rather than an actual "automation error" code. The message itself is pretty crystal clear that Meta's system thinks there's automated or...