Recent content by Salamouna

account reputation matters way more than people think. fresh accts get throttled harder on telegram ads compared to older ones. warming your account before heavy ad spend saves thousands in wasted budget

every sub has a detected language column too, so if you're running offers for german, spanish or french audiences you can pull just those subs instead of guessing from the name. saves a ton of wasted posts.

seen this a lot with aged accounts. if youre testing multiple accounts on same infrastructure theyre gonna pick up on the pattern fast. account age helps at first but once reddit detects similar posting behavior across ips it throttles everything. need to space out activity and keep...

welcome andrew. the payment side for fb and tiktok ads is smth ppl here fight with all the time, so ur input will be usefull. which one gives u more headache with cards lately, fb or tiktok?

I totally agree, and I think these two issues are what caused this. It all started there, and if the admin doesn't find a solution, the forum will be dead soon. I knew it as soon as those two issues started.

welcome J.P. tubesites and serp manipulation can work but dont test that stuff on ur main domain, grab a cheap throwaway one first. u already picked a niche for the tubesite or still looking around?

welcome bro. risky niche pays good but accounts get banned fast, so keep some backups ready from day 1. what products u working with, nutra or gambling?

running a crypto or finance offer? the finance & crypto file alone has thousands of subs already scored, so you just sort by health score and start posting instead of guessing. still $69 for the first 100 buyers.

no confirmation, none. thats the honest answer. i added to basecat because it was my biggest bag and it was already down, nothing more than that. its averaging down on a memecoin with no reason behind it and its the worst thing ive done in this thread. it was -24.41% when i added, its -38.76%...

yea reddit 100% reruns edited comments through their filters. never edit after a few hours, once they age the algo gets way more strict about changes. best move is just delete and repost instead of editing, keeps you safer from removal

reddits been using account trust signals, not just content. aged accounts with activity spikes get flagged even if your content is clean. the 80% comments turned off thing is them preemptively killing engagement on suspected botted posts, thats pretty new

Just be cautious to be safe. A normal person doesn't use an anti-detect browser and a proxy. Most normal users use their phones, and they won't use them for marketing. So we have to be more cautious than a normal user.

welcome man. ORM is tough, imo trustpilot is way harder to deal with than google reviews. do u try to get them removed or u mostly push them down with new stuff?

welcome back man, seo in 2016 and seo now is almost a different planet lol. with ur dev background the technical side will be easy for u, thats a big head start. u planning to work on ur own sites or do client stuff?

before jumping into automation on any platform, make sure your accounts are properly aged and warmed up - a brand new account doing automated posting will get flagged quick. meta's stricter with it but instagram and tiktok are more forgiving if the account has some history first.