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Downloading videos from other users and uploading them to another platform is not a good practice. If the videos are your own, it's best to upload the source video to different platforms.

Try to focus your content on attracting real interaction; that's what will really boost your videos. Become an expert at creating good CTAs, and you'll see how organic interaction comes in and drives your videos forward.

AI tools are very useful for generating content; for example, I have used Google for TTS, ComfyUI with some local models to generate images or videos, and to generate content with voice off.

If you have an open mining rig, it shouldn't be a problem; you just need to periodically clean the dust and replace the thermal paste. Also, undervolting the GPUs will improve temperatures.

Yes, YouTube remains a good platform for building an authoritative brand; however, there are other platforms you can use to boost your presence and create a functional social media network for your niche. :)

Learn about ComfyUI and offer your services; many people are looking for this kind of capability. Creating videos with the help of AI also works, but you need to know how to edit videos.

Yes, your video can get views and be recommended, but it would be more effective if you enabled comments, since interaction is a fundamental aspect for a video's success.

Backlinks that generate organic traffic, along with a strong internal linking structure, are key. This assumes your on-page SEO is solid and that you have good user retention.

If you're using low-competition keywords and not ranking, backlinks aren't the solution. Focus on improving your website, content, retention, CTR, interlinking, and reducing bounce rate. Low-competition keywords are easy to rank for without backlinks :3

Google simply won't notify you if your websites have been deindexed or explain the reason, unless it's a purely technical issue with your website. Posting so many automated articles likely resulted in the uploading of duplicate or low-value content, and Google may decide not to display it or...

It's better to get old accounts; using new accounts usually results in those accounts being suspended. It will also depend a lot on how you manage those accounts.

Yes, there are many users with faceless channels generating income, even with AI. The important thing is to provide valuable content and be consistent :)

In my experience it's a combination of everything: CTR, retention, and interaction. The video with the best performance will rank higher.

Gemini is the easiest option to start with, although if you're working with voiceoff, you can use a local solution since it's free. If you have the necessary hardware, you can use models like WAN and create the voiceover with Google AI Studio.

Hooks are very important, along with subtitles and good editing to keep the audience’s attention. The topic will depend on your knowledge and expertise. It’s also recommended that, if you want to start off strong, you try to get early engagement on your reels, whether organically or through...