There isn’t really a fixed formula, eBay usually releases funds after the order is confirmed, minus their fees. If you’ve set daily payouts, then whatever is available gets sent to your bank each day.
I started by modifying other people’s scripts instead of writing from scratch. Helped a lot to understand how things work. You don’t need to understand everything - just enough to make something work. The rest comes naturally over time.
usually go with one primary keyword and then build the article around others. It keeps the content focused, but still gives you a chance to rank for multiple variations naturally
People definitely run setups like that, but it really depends on what level of automation you’re aiming for. Android is usually easier to work with if you’re trying to automate anything though.
If you want the easiest route, I’d probably look at the Reddit API first, but for really deep threads it can get annoying fast with collapsed replies. Pushshift used to help a lot for this stuff too, though I’m not sure how reliable it is now.
Looking for a VPS for a game server project (small multiplayer game / test game backend).
Requirements:
RAM: 2-4 GB
Storage: 30-50 GB SSD
Processor: Sufficient for stable operation of a game server with a small online user base
Good uptime and a stable network (important for latency)
Budget...
There’s probably a small advantage if the account has a good past, but just being old isn’t enough. If the account is basically dead, it won’t help much.
I don’t think daily stories are necessary anymore. They’re useful for staying visible and building a connection. Growth usually comes from other formats or platforms like tiktok or youtube shorts
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