i think lot of it comes down who actually see your post in their feed. following someone not mean their activity will show up to you every time and same goes for your own posts.many people probably scroll past without liking anything so names you notice most may just your more active followers.
repeating a topic not always bad if people still find useful but way you present it can start feeling stale.try different formats or angles around same subject and compare saves shares and reach over a few weeks. that give you a better idea of whether people are bored or just responding...
small page can earn something but it really depends on your niche and how engaged your followers are.2k followers is a start but you need to check which monetization options your page qualifies for.
solid seo and organizing your content clearly so visitors can find what they need.also try to build visibility across different search platforms instead of relying on just one source of traffic.
the hardest part still finding sites that have real visitors and relevant to the niche.high da looks good on paper but not mean much if nobody actually visits the site or the audience has nothing to do with your topic.
yeah this happens quite often with link exchanges and it wastes of time when one side does work and the other disappears.keeping record of past swaps and checking how reliable someone before agreeing could save some trouble.reputation system sounds useful for this.
it may worth keeping some proof of your creation process while making the videos screen recordings or project files can show how the content was actually produced if youtube ever asks about it that also gives you something to point to instead of just saying the video are original
i think topic matter more than whether the channel is faceless there are already a lot of channels in some niches while others still have room so focus more on finding a good angle than worrying about the faceless format itself
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