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Everyone is going lately towards 4G/5G mobile proxies

Six months isn’t that long for a new site, especially in a niche like “Marketing for Dentists.” First check if your pages are indexed and linked internally. Then keep posting solid, relevant content and build links slowly from related sites, rankings usually start moving once Google trusts the...

You can’t really automate request indexing for normal pages the same way as video or job posts. Some plugins try, like RankMath or SEOpress, but they’re basically workarounds and not 100% reliable. What you can do instead is set up auto-sitemaps and make sure they ping Google fast, it won’t be...

Been testing TikTok too and it feels like the ones that do well are just the simple clips with trending sounds. PUBG clips can work, but they need a good hook in the first seconds. I’m not sure if I should only stick to gaming tags or try mixing with random trending ones

I’ve been trying a few free ones myself. Google Search Console and PageSpeed Insights helped me notice some issues on my site, but I’m still not sure if that’s enough for rankings. I also tried GTmetrix for speed, which gave me some useful tips. That's all i have tried so far would appreciate...

For warming up new Twitter accounts, mobile proxies are usually the safest. They rotate naturally and look more like real users, so accounts survive longer. If it’s just testing, you can also try dynamic residential, but for long term I’d stick with mobile.

Travel blogs can still work, but the space is pretty crowded. Maybe sharing real experiences and tips that actually help travelers would work. If you stay consistent and put out content people can connect with, it’s still a good time to start.

Sometimes Facebook blocks ad accounts for simple things like payment info, policy checks, or activity that looks unusual. Best move is to check the Account Quality section in Business Manager. It usually shows if there’s a restriction and what you can do to fix it.

Good breakdown, I’d add from my side that using mobile proxies has also been working really well, no issues so far, and they help accounts look natural and stay stable longer, especially when combined with unique fingerprints, natural activity, and a patient warm-up. So it works just the same .

cloaking is one of the common ways people deal with flagged domains, but it comes with risks, if it’s done correctly with clean landing pages, solid setup, and proper separation, it can extend account life, if it’s done poorly, tiktok usually catches it quickly and burns accounts faster, that’s...

If your main domain is flagged, rotating won’t really fix it. TikTok will still connect it back. A simple way is to run a clean landing page in front and keep the flagged domain out of your funnel, that usually helps accounts last longer.

I was actually looking for the same thing, so this thread is helpful. From what I’ve seen, a good way is to combine Discord search tools with Reddit or niche forums, people often drop invite links there. But still didn't try it was looking for more information about it.

Sometimes Facebook blocks campaign creation if the account is new, missing billing details, or hasn’t built any trust yet. Make sure you’ve added a payment method, verified your account, and waited a bit before trying again. That usually solves it.

Yeah, makes sense. I might try mixing in some lower competition keywords too, just to get traffic coming in sooner.

That makes sense, Do you usually try to mix both, or focus on one strategy?