i wouldn't assume that posting 2, 3 times a day automatically increases reach for a newer page i'd focus on consistent quality and test different posting times and formats two viral posts out of 35 isn't necessarily bad especially while the account is still finding its audience
i'd focus less on doing everything and more on giving people a reason to interact strong hooks consistent Reels useful or relatable content and replying to comments quickly can make a noticeable difference if you keep testing what your audience responds to
facebook definitely feels different from a few years ago but i wouldn't call it inactive younger users may prefer tiktok or Instagram for content while facebook still has strong activity through groups communities marketplace and older audiences
don't worry too much about finding a niche with zero competition that's almost impossible now pick a topic you genuinely understand find a specific angle or audience you can serve better and start with useful low competition topics before targeting broader keywords
If all 100 posts use similar product categories, I'd use a reusable affiliate block or shortcode so you can update the links from one place. A shop the look style section can also be templated, making it much easier than editing every post manually.
i wouldn't rely on WebRTC or hardware noise settings as a way to prevent Facebook bans For legitimate ad accounts keeping the profile consistent using a stable connection and avoiding unusual login patterns is usually more important than trying to make the browser fingerprint look different
for me affiliate marketing has been the most consistent when the content targets people who are already looking to buy something Ads can add extra income but I wouldn't rely on them alone unless the site has a lot of traffic
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