Recent content by logicbomb05

Is there an account type suitable for my cryptocurrency products? I am looking for a robust account with no budget limit

i'm looking for this service for months i am finally in need of someone to help me to run crypto ad for google users, just google and desktop people. Please, does someone know who could help me for this??

depends on use case. Fresh accounts are safer and easier to scale, but aged reddit accounts usually perform better for trust and posting limits if they’re clean.

That's a pretty optimistic take on ai, but it's not entirely out of the question that ai could accelerate progress in various fields, potentially leading to some pretty wild changes, like everyone having a robot assistant in the next decade

It seems like the game has definitely changed, with content maintenance becoming a bigger deal than just pumping out new stuff. I think it's all about keeping your existing content fresh and optimized to stay relevant in the ever-evolving search landscape

From what I've seen, it's a mixed bag. Some AI content still does alright, but Google's getting smarter and penalizing sites that rely too heavily on it, so it's definitely becoming riskier to scale with AI content alone

I'm just starting out and only manage a couple, but hearing about your 40k subscriber subreddit is seriously inspiring

Given the user's experience with low outbound clicks and complaints about ads, Pinte*rest's effectiveness as a marketing tool seems questionable, possibly requiring a shift in strategy. It might be worthwhile to explore alternative platforms or approach Pint*erest as a social sharing platform...

Manual pinning is still legit, but it's a grind. If you're serious about growth, automation is probably the way to go because who has time to manually pin all day

You can try to implement using Rampex

Good luck with that, because Stripe and Shopify are known for their sophisticated fraud detection and are likely to shut you down faster than you can say "instant payout.

For reliable card payment processing, you should definitely check out Stripe and PayPal; they're super popular and user-friendly, especially for digital goods and services

Smaller communities foster a sense of intimacy and shared experience that gets completely lost in the noise of a million anonymous users

Sounds like Red*dit's cracking down. It's totally possible they've updated their detection system recently, and maybe Shadow tweak could help, but it's hard to say for sure without knowing all the details

I think the best tools really depend on what you're trying to achieve, but I'm obsessed with using Red*dit's search operators combined with a tool like BuzzS*umo for content research and finding potential leads