Making money with memecoins is possible; keeping it is the hard part. Avoid paid groups, use tiny positions and remember that one lucky month proves nothing.
They can still work if the history and backlinks are genuinely clean. For a long-term brand, I’d start fresh unless the expired domain is a perfect fit.
First thing I check is who actually owns everything the domain, hosting, Google Business Profile and the emails tied to them. Bad data is fixable; being locked out is where the real headaches start.
I tried automating link prospecting, but the results needed so much filtering that it barely saved time. I’m back to doing it manually, around 2–3 hours a week.
Backlink quality and relevance matter more than authority scores. An expired domain can still help, but only if its link profile is clean and closely related to your niche.
Meta probably triggered an automatic risk review. Check your billing and Account Quality, then contact support for a review. Otherwise, the limit may increase gradually after more successful payments.
Dead or already blocked IPs were the biggest headache. Switching to a provider with a larger rotating pool and automatic IP replacement fixed most of it.
The biggest difference is usually stability, not speed. Paying a little more for clean IPs, fewer disconnects, and decent support can save a lot of frustration.
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