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Yes pinterest still converts well because users come with intent they are actively looking for ideas and products not just scrolling

I’d be careful with bought accounts, that’s usually where most problems start. Location changes, name edits, and logins from different setups can trigger flags pretty quickly. If the goal is long term, it’s safer to warm up accounts slowly, keep behavior consistent, and avoid big sudden changes.

Reels definitely help with reach right now, but they’re not the only way carousels still work well for saves and engagement if the content is solid. Consistency matters more than chasing every trend, and longer captions can still perform if they actually add value.

Sample?

Focus on making videos people actually want to click and watch your title and thumbnail matter more than anything pick one clear niche, stay consistent, and aim to improve each video a bit also, hook viewers in the first few seconds, keep the pacing tight, and give them a reason to watch till...

Around 3 5% is generally solid 6 10% is strong and anything above that is great just keep in mind retention matters as much as engagement now

I wanna see some samples!

One big lesson is that targeting means nothing if the creative is weak even perfectly targeted ads fail without a strong hook and clear message while simple campaigns can win just by better creatives

Sorry to hear that, that’s a tough situation. If you’re in China, you still have some strong advantages like access to manufacturing, suppliers, and local platforms many people do well with cross border ecommerce, sourcing products locally and selling to other markets, or offering services like...

Yea you are pretty much right! ai made it easier to scale content spin variations and test things faster but at the same time footprints are easier to detect now a lot of people overuse ai without editing which makes patterns obvious the real edge now is how you use it not just using it

It’s not really luck, but it can feel that way in the beginning. YouTube tests videos with small audiences first, so title, thumbnail, and retention decide which one gets pushed further.

That niche can work well if you keep the content engaging and easy to follow. It’s fairly evergreen, but growth depends on storytelling and consistency. Shorts can help you get traction, then push viewers into longer videos for better retention.

Pinterest works more like a search engine now than a social platform. Fresh pins, keywords, and consistency matter a lot. Saves and clicks help distribution, but niche relevance and pin quality decide how far it spreads.

If starting again, I’d focus on understanding SERPs and search intent first, then learn how different link types actually impact rankings. Most beginners rush links without strategy and burn domains too fast.

If you’re starting fresh, I’d go with Shorts first to get quick exposure and understand what works. Use AI for ideas and scripting, but keep the content feeling human. Once something clicks, expand into longform.