Recent content by OutrageousBird

Hey, yes, it seams that's its down. I went to downforeveryoneorjustme and I got the message "It's not just you! Infinicore looks down from here." Was it shutdown by Instagram? Soo, what are the best alternatives?

Prices are higher probably because now it's much harder to cope with Instagram algorithm changes. Personally, I use only Fuelgram and it provides me with exactly what I was looking for, real likes, authentic comments, organic and fast follower growth. And it's way cheaper and pretty cost-effective.

WP Social Sharing, I like it because it's lightweight.

Try to find the "offending" post(s), delete it and appeal to Facebook again.

Oh I loved MySpace, back in the days you had to know something about html and stuff to create a cool profile. Tumblr has preserved a lot of MySpace's charm, it really reminds me of it.

You can also try with Fuelgram (provides likes and comments from real and influential accounts). Highly effective and for me it was really worth the investment. Also, it's not expensive at all.

One of the free (but a little time-consuming ways) is to answer as many related Quora questions as you can and putting the link to your blog there. But use multiple Quora accounts so it doesn't look like spamming.

Of course it is. I managed to get new clients for an agency I worked for this summer by sending cold emails scraped from LI. But you need to be creative with those emails; try to create a flow of more than just one e-mail; offer them something first, or ask them questions... Send an offer in...

This answer might be a little late, but I've used a very efficient tool called Fuelgram that does exactly that, and I was very satisfied. It provides you with likes and comments from real accounts. My post reach improved rapidly.

Even if you find such a tool, you'll have to work on refining the sentences and similar. When I'm writing about the subject I don't have sufficient knowledge about or when it isn't that interesting to me, I just find 3-4 quality articles, use the best parts from each and logically connect those...

Not a big fan of Udemy, they just seem like hard sellers. I prefer Coursera.

The existing videos probably won't be taken down, I had a similar experience, they just applied attribution to the video and that's it. Just use royalty free music or music with CC0 license from now on.