Recent content by laterpage

resellers are the weak link here. i don't touch any device that arrives with a pre-printed seed card or a setup that's already done, always generate your own. did the compromised ones ship that way?

i've deleted a couple of top reels on a client's ig and reach dipped for about a week, then went back to normal. archiving instead didn't cause any dip. did you see the drop right after deleting?

i'd take the 5 clients, but only if none is over 30% of revenue. i lost a client who was 40% of my income once and it took four months to recover. now i keep a few small one-offs running as a buffer.

reddit's still the cheapest for me, but i stopped relying on it alone. what worked was a few aged accounts per model posting to small niche subs, plus twitter as a backup funnel. what's your sub-to-paid conversion rate right now?

honestly the selfie step is an eu aml requirement, so you won't find a legit one that skips it. what i've seen work is in-person id check at a post office counter instead. what's the issue with the selfie?

i've noticed shorts punishes the first 2 seconds way harder than reels does, so i trim the intro there and keep the slower build for reels. same file, just a different cut point wouldn't say it's all the same

the research part is real. i spent a week reading just the 3-star reviews on top sellers' pages, and the same complaint kept showing up (slow replies), so that became my whole angle. what's your niche so far?

i'd skip the feature list at first. pick one pain, like no-shows or failed membership payments, and fix just that. gym owners won't switch software for 20 features, but they'll pay to stop losing members.

the 'accept all niches' part is what sinks most new agencies i've seen. one restricted-vertical client gets flagged and it drags the whole BM down. are you planning to split clients across separate BMs?

pick one narrow niche instead of selling 'video editing' in general. i didn't get replies until i only pitched short clip edits to local gyms with 3 sample cuts attached, then it clicked fast

honestly, lending your identity for merchant accounts is how people get stuck with chargebacks and frozen balances under their own name. what's the stable business? i'd look at scaling that first

didn't see a bump either on a fresh account. what actually moved impressions was replying to bigger accounts in the first 10 minutes after they posted. are your 50-impression posts getting any early replies?

i've had better luck putting the link in a reply under the post instead of in the post itself, since x seems to throttle reach on external links. has anyone tested that against bio-only?

the posting isn't what kills accounts, it's the identical rhythm. fixed delays got flagged faster for us than randomized ones. how are you handling aging on new accounts?

that token's probably dead, they die once the seller's session gets killed. log in with user/pass and feed the 2fa secret into any totp extension for the code, from a clean profile