Recent content by juli3tt

what's your niche? Pinterest works best for visual, tutorial based content. Try to optimize your pin titles and descriptions with keywords people actually search for, join group boards in your niche and pin consistently (5-10 pins daily).

mostly copying... original ideas rarely blow up unless they accidentally fit a trend.

as a personal recommendation, I’d suggest going with microjobs to help grow your views. Personally, I prefer them because they’re highly customizable and done by real users (if it helps, I use sproutgigs to post and customize daily things like visits-comments or watch-likes in a natural way)...

for me, the hardest part was staying consistent since I wasn’t getting visits. Also, learning about keywords took me a while :weep:

personally, I still consider it important, especially hashtags related to specific niches.

Hi! personally, I don't use SMM panels. It's way too risky and it almost always gets flagged as suspicious activity (especially for YT comments). I've been using microjobs for years for this type of thing (watch, comments, subscribers, etc), mixing it up, and it's worked really well for me, at...

Free traffic still works, but it's much slower for new pages. I've seen growth using Reels and engaging in relevant groups, but it took months of consistency. Ads speed it up significantly. But what's your niche? Some niches get better organic reach than others.

I think both matter, but subreddit targeting is more important. For example, a new account with low karma can still get engagement if you post in an active, relevant subreddit. However, if your account looks too young or has 0 karma, some subs auto-remove your posts. I've seen better results...

What's your niche? Going viral usually comes from either riding a trending audio early or having a hook that feels personal/relatable. In my experience, analyzing what worked in my first 10 videos and doubling down on that style helped more than chasing trends randomly.

What type of content are you planning (AI content, faceless, movie clips...?)? and what's your niche and do you have a budget? Each has different hurdles, so it's good to consider all those possibilities before starting.

Work or personal? Personal time is all YT. For work, TikTok wins, it's way better for new creators and the engagement feels genuine.

It depends.. what niche or topic are you focused on? generally, entertaining content (niche-related memes, personal stories, etc.) tend to generate more interaction.

Not really in my experience. I tested a few faceless pages last year and reach tanked hard. Faceless pages feel too generic and get buried unless you're highly unique.

I tried this for a while and barely got any clicks. Honestly, the audiences just don't match well, TikTok viewers scroll fast, Pinterest users save and forget. Might work better with visual products like decor or fashion but not worth the effort in my case.

Personally, I'd recommend buying them because it really helps you expand further, but you need to make sure to get them slowly and from real users. What I do is use microjobs, since they're done by real people and are quite customizable. You can target your specific country, control the...