Biggest advice treat it like a real ecommerce business not easy passive income, customer service, supplier quality and shipping reliability matter way more than most beginners expect
Fast indexing feels more tied to crawlability and content quality now than indexing tricks
Good structure + regular updates still work surprisingly well
I’ve seen people mention weird behavior after switching devices too fast, usually things normalize after some time if the account activity stays consistent
In digital services/marketing niches crypto payments seem much more common than in regular ecom. Probably around 20-40% from what I’ve seen depending on audience
From what I’ve seen, the $0 authorization still needs a card that supports international/recurring payments In some countries, local debit/virtual cards get blocked even if there’s no actual charge
A lot of Reddit systems appear to focus on behavior consistency now, even normal looking posts can trigger filters if the account activity pattern looks off overall
A clean setup probably reduces risk, but account behavior over time seems just as important now, gradual activity and looking natural overall usually matters more than people think
Biggest help for me has been research and content planning, I t’s useful for getting unstuck quickly, but I still think manual editing makes the biggest difference
From what I’ve seen consistency matters more than anything at the start, posting alone usually isn’t enough you also need to engage with other people’s content so your profile actually gets seen
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