Recent content by Maja Urfer

Even if the accounts are created on different phones, the bigger risk appears later when activity becomes centralized. When many profiles start logging in from the same management environment, posting in similar patterns, or promoting similar links, platforms can still cluster them behaviorally...

That stage is normal, most people lose motivation because results in SEO and marketing are delayed. I usually focus on daily controllable actions as content published, tests run, small improvements instead of waiting for rankings. Once you track progress weekly instead of daily, consistency...

Yes, TikTok wins on reach, but Instagram tends to convert better. TikTok traffic often sits higher in the discovery phase, and IG users are usually closer to buying, from Reels than profile than link flows. If conversions are the priority, many people split it TikTok for top-of-funnel volume, IG...

I still see some active Tumblr users, but compared to TikTok, Instagram, or Reddit, the traffic and reach will still be less. Tumblr still has value within niche art communities, fandoms, aesthetic groups, and microblogs, so if your content targets those groups, it's still viable. However, for...

Yes, from what I've observed, YouTube doesn't directly target AI, but rather reused or low-effort content. Channels that use 100% AI, repeat formats, and have similar voiceovers and footage are most likely to get caught, while those who use AI as a supporting tool are still doing relatively well...

I’ve seen this happen a few times, usually it’s not the video itself, but how YouTube classifies it early on. Sometimes the system just delays testing, especially if the topic, title, or audience signal is slightly different from your usual uploads

Those percentages feel on the low side. Before countering, I'd try to understand average job value and close rate, then back into what % actually makes it worth your time. Personally, I'd push higher or ask for a hybrid as rev-share and base per lead to balance the risk

Usually, adding a link afterwards won't immediately drop views, but editing the caption of a viral post can sometimes lead to system re-checks. I find it safer to use pinned comments with links or drive traffic to the bio. If the post is getting strong recommendations, I usually leave it as is...

TikTok-style content isn't always a good fit for Pinterest unless it's product-focused and has a clear purpose. I usually tailor the format and content of my pins to be more searchable and solution-oriented rather than just short, entertaining content, and I find that more helpful