Recent content by JigenD

Define "great" though. How much traffic did you obtain with this, and with how many comments, +/- ?

This is the trickiest part about this whole approach (assuming it is real), and where I was hoping OP would shed more light (both type of product and number of conversions). It's not that hard to come up with clickbaity links and have moderate traffic flowing your way, if you know your way...

How long have you been at it, in terms of timeframe?

Obvious AI reply

Sounds great in theory, but: Aren't redditors "computer savvy", averse to scamming and offers by default? Last I looked, most CPA offers out there have terrible presentation, look "thirld-world"-ish and "unsafe" and would make the average redditor, used to walled-garden policies and heavy...

For personal experience, you definitely need a PKM like Obsidian to paste relevant information in an organized fashion. Also, a lot of of the information in BHW spreads via a he-said-she-said kind of way, and it is often written in not the best of ways (ESL speakers + linguistics aren't normally...

I laugh react all AI sounding posts and replies tbh. And I would even report them all on sight if I could, but I don't want to piss off nor bother the mods too much (due to the odd false positive and all). But if there ever is an incentive (which I would welcome) to be pro-actively hostile...

How big (number of followers) were the pages you were running back in the day, and what niche were they operating in, if you don't mind me asking? I still see a lot of pages with a constant flux of viral posts on FB these days and from all kinds of niches (anything pharma, health or supplement...

I don't quite "get" the specific sense in which the users in this thread are reporting the infinite hurdles and problems with "blogging" in 2025/26 and beyond. Heck, inside the Blogging Sub-Forum there are even other threads suggesting that "blogging" might just as well be dead because so many...

There's some really good information here, but then I read passages like: ...And it sounds straight out of the linguistic patterns of ChatGPT....

Blatant AI-fluff thread, with other AI-fluff posters (like this Brandup account here) rushing to "help".

There should be a rule in the forum where AI fluff would be penalized in some form -- and leading to permabans if there were repeated infractions. I've been doing my part and laugh-reacting AI-fluff posts in an effort to leave a minor warning to noobs. There's just way too much of that...

"I want better results" "try achieving better results"

Thanks chatGPT

Could be you more specific about how you're doing those aforementioned "quick content drops"? By commenting on Social Media as a "normal user" replying with links? If so, on which Social Media? By posting on Social Media as a page or twitter profile, and riding the viral wave? If so, which...