Yeah, it is true that Reddit likes to be very strict about banning accounts. I would suggest figuring out why they are banning accounts and reducing posting.
While many pay attention to CTR and volume of traffic, the truth about its effectiveness begins once the visitor arrives at your website. What are the metrics that you track to know if the traffic is worth the cost?
Low-hanging fruit, indeed. If the traffic is already present, making changes to CTA positioning or offering clarity regarding the offer will be a lot easier than creating ranking pages.
This is good practice indeed. The video gets you the cheap initial clicks and high CTRs, while images scale much better without experiencing creative fatigue as quickly. Good choice by combining both.
Yeah, I do that quite often. If the queries are intentful and have impressions, I’ll build out the page on those queries; otherwise, I won’t touch the page at all to avoid forcing irrelevant keywords,
I would recommend TikTok Creative Center as an option to get started on, and then search Reels/TikTok by niche and sort by recent and highly-engaging content. Analyze their hook and format, and don’t simply replicate the video.
Keyword density was the first one I didn’t give a damn about anymore — since Google analyzes the intent and entities more than the exact percentage
Once I started focusing on the topic itself, as well as on the internal links, everything got much better
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