Recent content by Yoru Akira

For me, testing different post formats has been useful. Sometimes the same topic gets a very different response as a question, text post, or discussion.

I’d first look at what people in your niche are already discussing. It can help you understand what topics get real attention before you start posting yourself.

I don’t think you need to wait for a specific number of days. Just use the account normally for some time, then start adding links when it feels natural.

I think Reddit can make the decision process easier. Instead of trying to understand a polished sales message, people can quickly compare what others are saying and decide for themselves.

I don’t think the channel is dead yet. Maybe the audience is just less interested in the topics you’re posting now. I’d try a few different topics before giving up on the channel.

From my point of view, changing the opening part helps a lot. Even small changes at the start can make the same video feel fresh.

what i think as a beginner traffic quality is more important than traffic quantity

as a beginner, I think it is difficult to say whether upvote panels are back to normal because results can vary.

Some subreddits have strict rules about links in comments mainly from newer accounts maybe that is the reason.

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I believe Reddit links can still be useful but they should be only a part of a broader SEO strategy.

i would say the biggest challenge right now is getting visibility in a competitive search environment.

i think, the history and behavior of an account may play a key role in how content is received and how much visibility it gets.

as a beginner i think that focusing on genuine participation first and promotion later is a long-term approach for Reddit.

i would say AI has made blogging more accessible for beginners but success still comes from providing valuable content to readers and staying consistent.