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Use residential or mobile proxies. Either works if the IP is clean, but mobile is slightly better.

That's why platforms now attach labels such as "Contains AI-generated content" or "Made with AI". But at the same time, they're also using AI systems to evaluate and detect AI content, images, and videos.

If possible, it's still better to use an old Gmail

I think it depends on the niche and where your audience hangs out. For B2B, LinkedIn can work really well. But if people need to see how you do things or learn from you, YouTube is hard to beat. . And of course, there's nothing stopping you from building a presence on multiple platforms to...

No, they're not related. If your video is already picking up views, it'll continue to do so. The only thing is that requiring comment approval can make the comment section feel less lively, which might discourage some people from commenting. Other than that, it won't affect your views.

1. How many videos have you uploaded on that channel with no views or impressions? If you've already uploaded 10 videos and all 10 performed the same way, I'd just move on and start a new channel. 2. After creating a new channel and setting up things like the description and profile picture, I'd...

A lot of users on my side are still using antidetect browsers and proxies to do surveys. But honestly, I don't think surveys can really be considered a main source of income anymore. At best, they're just a side hustle. Survey sites are a lot stricter now. They monitor device fingerprints, IP...

maybe your content contains certain keywords that Quora flags as spam. It might also come across as self promotion for your brand or Quora's system may have detected it as ai content.

Don't do that bro. A lot of YouTube channels have done that and ended up getting taken down because of copyright issues.

Maybe check your VPN IP first. Stop posting for a few days and see if things improve. If not, review your content too. The issue could be with the content itself.

I think converting viewers into subscribers also depends a lot on whether your content is reaching the right audience. For example, younger viewers, let's say under 25, often don't subscribe to channels even if they watch the content regularly. They just keep coming back through recommendations...

I searched my brand name and ended up wondering why Google thinks I'm selling fighter jets.

Are you using separate IP for each YouTube account?

I think the way they're separating average content from high-quality content is a bit flawed. What seems average or uninteresting to one person might actually be exactly the kind of content someone else enjoys.

If you're using a proxy, try a fresh one. If it's your home IP, a router reboot might help, although it won't always assign you a new IP. Another easy option is to use your mobile data or turn on a hotspot, like you mentioned.