hi.
I am thinking about this idea, launching a replica store. Nothing ready yet but if I find someone to run ads I will set up a store etc. I know a provider
I just need to be sure that we can run ads smoothly
thanks.
Organic can still work but paid ads make more sense if you already know what content performs. I'd test organic first then put budget behind the winners.
GSC can be pretty slow with external links. I'd give it some time and focus on making the Tumblr pages useful and indexable instead of trying to force them.
Yeah, Reddit dose seem stricter lately. If your accounts keep getting banned I'd first figure out what's triggering it rather than creating more accounts. Check the specific subreddit rules and any account warnings you're getting.
I think the biggest mistake is posting for mainly existing followers. try making some content specifically for discovery watch me create this, before/after, process clips, quick tips, or a story behind the piece. then compare the non-follower percentage across formats.
The profile itself matters more than people think. If someone get a request from a person they don't recognize they usually check the profile first. Make sure the headline and About section immediately explain what you do.
What's working for you guys right now for growing a new Facebook page?
I've tried regular posting, but the growth feels really slow. Curious what strategies are actually working these days.
the interesting part is that formatting and internal linking hepled alongside the edits. it makes me wonder how much of the improvement is content quality versus the overall site structure.
I also keep an eye on search console's internal-links report to see which pages are receiving links and whether important content is getting overlooked.
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