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If the EDU blog has real traffic, quality content, and genuine indexing, I’d consider it worth testing. The topic should ideally have some connection to your website.

Deleting Facebook usually starts an account deletion process, but some information may remain temporarily. I’d check Facebook’s current deletion policy for retention periods and exceptions.

Yes, I’ve improved many articles without rewriting them completely. Adding missing sections, updating facts, improving structure, and matching search intent can make a noticeable difference.

Reddit automation seems increasingly risky, especially when accounts post repetitive content. I’d focus on genuine participation, useful comments, and community-specific contributions rather than trying to bypass detection.

I’d focus on helpful content, strong topical coverage, accurate information, and a good user experience. No strategy can guarantee immunity, but sustainable SEO reduces unnecessary risks.

Connecting PPC campaigns with a CRM helps identify which leads actually convert. I’d measure qualified leads, sales, revenue, and lifetime customer value for accurate performance.

I think the biggest mistake is treating LinkedIn like a sales channel. Posting consistently helps, but genuine conversations, useful insights, and meaningful engagement matter more.

WhitePress and Collaborator are worth researching for additional publisher options. Compare their websites carefully and prioritize genuine traffic over domain metrics alone.

Pinterest users often save content for later so clicks may happen eventually Tracking both saves and website visits gives a clearer picture

I agree that ranking alone doesn’t guarantee traffic. Strong branding, search intent, compelling titles, and visibility across AI search can improve results.

With 16K followers and million-plus Reel views, brand sponsorships could be your strongest option. Reach out to relevant brands and create simple promotional packages.

Could you please share a sample report? Also, do you rank keywords for specific URLs or only for the domain homepage

I'm interested in this. Could you PM me with some more details? I have a few questions I'd like to clarify before I consider investing any money

Using multiple accounts and proxies can trigger inauthentic activity signals. Check Reddit’s ban notice and appeal if you believe the accounts were flagged incorrectly.

I completely agree. Trends can bring quick traffic, but evergreen content builds long-term trust, consistent visitors, and a stronger foundation for new blogs.