Recent content by zLucas

Check the Accounts Center settings in Facebook or Instagram. After that, remove the account connection through Accounts Center.

I think a lot of people quit too early. They post for a few weeks, don't see results, and assume TikTok doesn't work for them. They post content and expect likes or comments automatically.

Reddit can be very strict with new accounts. Their system also checks account behavior patterns. If a new account starts posting, commenting, or promoting too aggressively, it may be flagged automatically. If your account was very new, using the platform slowly and building karma naturally...

LinkedIn still works for me, but not as well as it did a few years ago. I still get clients from LinkedIn, but I combine it with email outreach and content marketing. For B2C offers, I've seen better results from Facebook, Instagram, and even niche communities.

It worked for me thanks OP.

Honestly, I've had better results using Shorts as a discovery tool rather than expecting those viewers to watch long videos. From what I've seen, Shorts and long videos can attract different types of viewers, so the performance gap is pretty normal.

The first few projects are usually the hardest to get. I think social media is one of the easiest ways to get noticed today. Post your work consistently, share your design process, and engage with business owners. You'd be surprised how many opportunities come from simply being visible.

I'm still investing in blogs in 2026. The easy days are probably gone, but blogs can still generate solid traffic and income if they're built around a real audience and not just SEO tricks.The challenge is creating content that's genuinely better than what's already out there.

I think both matter, but if I had to choose one, I'd pick engagement every time. Brands care less about follower counts now and more about whether people actually watch, click, and buy. A smaller but active audience is usually more valuable.

Yes, blogging can still make money, but I wouldn't call it passive income anymore. You need to keep updating content, building links, and adapting to Google's changes. Once a site is established, it becomes easier, but getting there takes a lot of work.

Interested if still available