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I'd prioritize reliability over flashy features: secure hosting, fast streaming, detailed analytics, and flexible monetization options. As your library grows, good search, access control, and scalability become just as important as the videos themselves.

For B2B, LinkedIn is still one of the strongest channels in my experience. The volume may be lower than other platforms, but the conversations and conversion rates are often much better.

I've found the best-performing posts combine both. A real personal story grabs attention, but practical insights are what build credibility and trust. Tell the story, then leave readers with something they can actually use.

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If you're managing multiple accounts, I'd be careful with automation—it can trigger platform restrictions pretty quickly. Long-term, authentic interaction tends to outperform mass auto-liking anyway.

A J3 can work, but newer Androids tend to be much more stable in my experience. I'd focus more on clean IPs and consistent device behavior than squeezing tons of accounts from one phone. Slow and steady usually beats pushing the limits—it saves a lot of headaches later.

That’s good to hear. If the infrastructure is already there, we’d rather build a long-term partnership than keep switching providers. Let's start with a small rollout, and if everything stays stable, we'll move the rest of the budget over gradually.

Content is the foundation, but distribution matters too. Focus on high-value carousels, strong first-slide hooks, and clear CTAs to save/share. Skip the follow/unfollow tactics—they don't build a real audience. Spend 15–20 minutes genuinely engaging with people in your niche before and after...

We're looking for a long-term agency that can support greyhat offers at scale. Current budget is $1M+/month, so stability and supply matter more than price. Can you handle this volume? What type of accounts do you provide, and how do you manage replacements and scaling?

In my experience, the provider matters less than the quality and consistency of the IP. A stable ISP proxy that's not heavily shared will usually outperform a cheap proxy with a "premium" brand name. If possible, test with a small batch first—real-world performance beats Trustpilot reviews...

Yeah, Weibo does that a lot – Foreign numbers often don’t get codes + daily limit triggers fast – Try another number + wait 24–48h, or use mobile app instead of web

Story-based niches convert best – Self-improvement, finance, deep-dive documentaries → high trust = high subs – Also tutorial/education channels (people subscribe to learn more)

don’t overcomplicate it LinkedIn is strict — proxies + anti-detect = instant suspicion + captcha hell

– Always use escrow + test small first – Even aged accs can still get flagged (not a guarantee)