Just to clarify my question above, I wasn’t doubting your work at all, only curious about how you evaluate sites. Thanks for sending the details by DM.
I'm interested in learning more about content creation and blogging. Writing naturally for the intended audience is important, especially when working across different languages. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thanks for sharing these metrics. I find it useful to look at organic traffic, keyword rankings, and backlinks together rather than relying on a single number. Which metric do you usually focus on first when evaluating a website?
What is the title of your thread? Seeking X Account Removal Expert ($50–60)
What kind of freelancer and/or service are you looking to hire? Removal Requests
What expertise level of Freelancer are you hoping to hire? Senior
Is the professional expected to provide anything themselves...
Adding to #3’s point about niche, the language matters too. A model that sounds natural in English can still come out stiff in Japanese, so if you write in more than one language it’s worth testing each one separately.
Saw in the FAQ that you accept non-English sites, does that include Japanese, and does the AI detection guarantee still apply when the article isn’t in English?
The personal brand example caught my eye since most of the results here are crypto and gaming, what’s the minimum budget to run one, and do smaller campaigns get the live dashboard too?
How long does a report usually take after sending the competitor details? Your first post says pay and wait a bit, just wondering if it’s hours or days.
Were the suspended ones mostly new accounts or aged ones too? If old accounts got hit as well, that sounds more like the wider crackdown #17 mentioned than just the request method.
On the Privacy.com question from the first post, signing up there needs a US bank account and identity verification, so it’s not really anonymous on their side. X also asks for a confirmed phone number before giving the checkmark.
Sproutgigs is a microtask site, so people get paid per follow. The accounts are real, but a lot of them unfollow once the task is approved, so expect some drop there too.
I’d avoid using someone else’s photo on an old account. If the check fails or gets flagged, you usually end up with a permanent suspension instead of a temporary lock.
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