Recent content by MiSparrow

I wouldn’t worry about it tbh. Deleting comments shouldn’t hurt your reach directly. No point keeping spam and hate comments just to please the algorithm lol

A profile is you as a person, a page is for a business or public figure, and a group is where people discuss a shared interest. That’s basically it

I still see people reading them, but I think a lot depends on the topic these days. If you actually have something useful to share, why not? But I wouldn’t bother just for the sake of getting more subscribers

Check your insights to see which posts used to perform well and which ones do now. Try Reels and different content formats. Also, check if your account has any restrictions. Posting more often doesn’t always help

I’d start with Reels and collabs, for an artist, that’s probably the easiest way to reach people beyond your followers without spending money. Especially behind-the-scenes stuff, the drawing process, some quick before/after shots... that kind of content gets shared pretty easily

I’m interested

If they’re really getting into the top that fast, I’d first look at their backlinks and internal linking. It might seem like they’re just ranking quickly, but there could already be a solid SEO foundation behind it

I wouldn’t bother with buying followers. The number will look bigger, but what’s the point if they’re dead accounts and don’t like or engage with anything? Better to grow slower and have a real, active audience

I wouldn’t buy watch hours, you might get the numbers up, but then run into problems with the quality of the audience. It’s better to invest in real traffic and see what actually works. After that, you can test different monetization options, MGID for example, if your content fits their formats

Yeah, exactly. I still read the old threads, but mostly to understand the logic behind the strategy. The tactics themselves can be pretty outdated. What worked 5 years ago definitely doesn’t always work today

I wouldn’t write off the older threads. A lot of the basics are still relevant - site structure, quality content, backlinks, technical SEO, etc. But when it comes to things like PBNs and link building, I’d be more careful: what worked a few years ago can produce a very different result today

I don’t think there’s one magic strategy. Reddit, SEO, content - all of it can work if you’re not doing it just for the algorithms. People quickly notice content that’s just made "to tick a box"

Sad news( My condolences(

There was a similar question here before, and I said the same thing back then - I wouldn’t look for a “magic button”. With MGID, for example, we found that the quality of creatives and landing pages mattered more than the technical stuff itself. Free services often end up causing more problems...

That’s exactly the problem - in most cases, it’s unclear what specific violations occurred and why the account was blocked