Recent content by saferidge

Sorry to hear about that but I think online work is not quick money. Maybe in the meantime, you can ask friends, colleague or family to lend you money or sell things you own?

I think starting even with a small percentage will help gain momentum. Once I get started, it's much easier to keep going.

Also husbands published novels written by their wives under their own names because women weren't taken seriously as authors back then.

Not into zombie scrolling, I usually fall asleep instead. Also, personal FB is exhausting for me. It's an endless loop of bday greetings, liking posts, and commenting. At some point, it stops feeling like genuine connection and starts feeling like mental clutter.

Hi jakol! You already have experience with social media management, I'd recommend trying freelancing. It's already a valuable skill you have.

Hi + First name. Just don't use "Dear." It feels insincere to me.

You might want to consider a high-quality mobile proxy. Mobile carrier IPs often have strong trust with Google and can perform well for YouTube.

I think someone mentioned it. I actually first heard about it here.

I think one reason is that detection technology has improved,, so many websites are much better at identifying and blocking proxy traffic than they were a few years ago.

If you only need 1–2 Facebook accounts, why not just create new ones and build their trust over time? That's essentially what you'd be doing with an aged account anyway. The difference is that aged accounts come with additional risks especially if you plan to change the name, profile picture, or...

Welcome to BHW! I'd recommend focusing on freelancing first, start by selling your skills so you can begin earning while learning other opportunities. Best of luck!

Maybe the account was originally created and built up in the EU, so Instagram/Facebook has learned that your audience is primarily there. If most of your early interactions came from the EU, it can take time and consistent U.S.-focused engagement for the recommendations to shift.

It might be worth looking for providers that collect as little data as possible and asking what information they collect and how long they keep it.

I see a lot of creators using both.

You should get a dedicated mobile proxy but proxy is not the only thing that Tiktok checks. The most reliable approach is let each account's activities be natural and do not make a lot of changes at once.