Recent content by linhd

I want to share a very simple grey-hat method I recently tested. I didn't show my face, I didn't build a personal brand, and I didn't even try to "sell" anything directly. I just used an anonymous Threads account and took advantage of human curiosity. In just 48 hours, this little test made me...

I’m looking for a freelancer with solid MMO experience to help with content and community-related activities. Requirements: - Proven experience in MMO - Understanding of affiliate marketing is a big plus - Experience building or managing communities (optional) Please dm me or TG for more details

Hey guys, I’m currently running Klook travel affiliate campaigns and looking for publishers who want to test, scale, and make consistent commissions. Commission highlights: up to 8% - Klook Affiliate If you’re working with: - TikTok / Reels / Shorts - Blogs / SEO - Email lists or communities -...

Short-form video is still the strongest overall. Especially: - Story-style content (experience, lesson learned, before/after) - Educational but simple: one idea per post, no over-teaching - Relatable takes rather than polished “expert” content

Most “100+ / 1000+ accounts” stories are overhyped or short-lived. Yes, people try multiple devices, browsers, VPNs, emails, phones - but platforms don’t just track IPs. They track behavior, patterns, content similarity, and network links. That’s much harder to fake at scale. Bulk account setups...

What actually works (and is safe): - Content > account location. TikTok pushes videos based on viewer behavior, not where you’re from. - Post in English, use US/UK slang, references, trends, and cultural context. - Target US/UK topics (prices in USD/GBP, local problems, local humor). - Post...

Interesting take - and I actually agree with a lot of it. My 2026 prediction: trust will become the real currency on social media. We’re already overloaded with content, and AI just accelerates that. By 2026, I think people won’t be impressed by how much content you can produce, but by who you...

From what I’m seeing, short-form is still working, but it’s not as easy as it used to be. Short videos/posts still get reach and attention, especially for: Discovery Testing ideas fast Hooking new audiences But the big shift is how people use it. Quick, shallow content burns out fast now. What...

From what I’ve observed, niche audiences usually grow more effectively, especially in the long run. When you focus on a niche, it’s easier to: Understand real problems and needs Create content that feels personal and relevant Build trust faster (people feel “this is for me”) Broad audiences...

I think the #1 lesson for me is knowing when to quit and when to persist. Sounds contradictory, right? But from my experience, it’s absolutely true. I used to have a full-time job in the travel industry. When COVID hit, everything stopped. I lost my job and turned to affiliate marketing in the...

From what I’ve seen, headlines absolutely affect trust - sometimes even more than the content itself. Note: Be specific, use curiosity to get more clicks

Yes - affiliate marketing still works really well today. For legit affiliate network, you can join Ecomobi - target with traffic in APAC, Southest Asia, flexible payouts, lots of campaigns + support. Or Amazon Associates - huge catalog, lower % but great trust. CJ Affiliate, Impact, Rakuten...

You can join Ecomobi affiliate network. The is free to sign up for and offers 1:1 support. And Ecomobi helps solve almost all the challenges you’re facing - from providing banners and setup support to even offering exclusive deals to help boost attraction and conversion rates. On top of that...

From what I’ve seen (and tested myself), a few things really matter Honestly, don’t sound like a brand. Young people today are much more skeptical of ads that feel too “salesy.” They’re drawn to content that feels real, relatable, and genuinely part of everyday life rather than something trying...

Slideshow-style "speedrun" niches like rapid recipe hacks or minimalist planners