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If i want create site like this my first step would be to write down exactly what the site should do. Even a simple plan with features, target users can make the whole project way easier.

There’s no way to unban it instantly. You can try appealing the ban through support and wait

Totally agree with this. Walking feels almost too simple to be as effective as it is, but it really does make a difference.

it’s easier than it looks. Choose a topic and just start publishing.

it’s less about the cloaker and more about overall setup - domain history, ad copy, landing page signals, all that. Maybe it`s just bad cloaker

Hi all, I’m searching for an affordable VPS and would love to hear your suggestions. What I’m looking for: • ~4 GB RAM • 50–100 GB SSD • Location ideally in the US (EU acceptable) • Budget: about $10–13/month If you’ve used any providers in this range and had a good experience, please share...

Depends on the situation. You can use redirect or merge the weaker one into the more valuable page. If both of them are important try to differentiate intent more clearly without using keyword in both pages

It’s definitely more than just email/IP. eBay tracks a lot - like your address, device, maybe even patterns in how you use the account. So once you get one of those red flags, it’s not super easy to just start with a new account.

Totally normal in the beginning, don’t worry, new blogs almost never rank right away. First thing - make sure your site is actually indexed (check Google Search Console). If Google doesn’t know your pages exist yet, nothing will show.

You’re basically describing doorway pages, and Google is definitely more sensitive to that now. You can still have city pages, but they need to offer something unique

A phone farm can be useful, but it’s not as easy money as it used to be. A lot of simple methods pay very little now. You might get more value using them for managing multiple social accounts, testing apps, or even running small marketing experiments

A simple way to approach it is: start with something you’re genuinely interested in and make sure there’s at least some way to monetize. You don’t have to lock yourself into one niche forever. Many successful blogs evolve over time

You’re still super early, so don’t stress about the numbers yet. Most channels sit at low views for a while. I’d say focus less on “making money” right now and more on figuring out what kind of content people actually watch and try to catch trends. After couple of succesfull videos you can try...

Python is probably the most commonly used overall because of its readability and wide range of applications - from automation to data processing. For beginners, Python is usually the easiest entry point

Sounds like burnout more than anything. A lot of people hit that phase after graduation. Just keep learning and send your resume to companies and one day you'll find it