Just type near:"Cheltenham" in search or whatever other location, will work regardless of the UI version. The Advanced search dialog just helps you use less known search operators, nothing special about it. API docs have a more comprehensive list too BTW.
I download with youtube-dl (handles many different sites despite the name) and then re-encode with ffmpeg (option "-c:v libx264") to avoid any codec issues.
Sure, and if someone has real experience and understands what characteristics an account has to have to help with rankings I will appreciate that information. Simple measures like follower counts, ratios or even fitting into the same niche don't seem to cut it in my experience. And I've had...
Did anybody figure out what's the best way to reliably rank atop in "top" Twitter search? My successes so far has been mixed. Engagement definitely helps but doesn't seem to be the only signal.
Well, if these views were truly so repulsive and dangerous I just wouldn't take the job unless they changed their ways. Now, if they issued a sincere apology that's plenty of material to work with as an ORM professional.
Copywriting, or business writing in general is nice in that it has a specific goal. You want to communicate an idea, persuade people to do something. You can easily measure if you're doing a good job. That's the only thing that matters.
Sounding native, having the most beautiful style in the...
I routinely run many accounts on a limited set of proxies. The biggest no-no when doing that in my experience is targeting similar users/pieces of content.
Say if you use one proxy to follow a single user with 100 accounts they will get locked out real fast. If you follow 100 different accounts...
The amount of automation that's "safe" is probably fairly uninteresting. Hence the best strategy is to use it for accounts you can afford to lose, and use it intensively.
Clicking seems to be broken. The coordinates get messed up. Perhaps only works in headless.
You can log all mouse clicks with this to see what's going on:
monitorEvents(document.body, 'click');
One option is to just trigger the clicks via js.
Be careful with paxful, some of these "paypal" methods are pretty involved. Like they'll make you buy giftcards with PayPal instead of directly dealing with you via PayPal.
Loading times aside, for SEO purposes you usually want to render as much of the content on the server as possible. Bots will have trouble crawling content that requires a javascript client.
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