For me the ,ain thing would be making the blog different from others. i'd focus on a topic i can consistently create content around, whille also considering search demand, competition and monetization potential.
I think most Instagram users will upload 90 minute videos as an experiment. If the audience likes it and the algorithm can reach new audiences, many creators will keep making longer videos. But I don't think long videos can create a niche like Reels.
I haven't seen any major changes to Ads manager so far. I think it's fine for active campaigns, but I'm waiting to see how it affects future campaigns.
Keep growing Google traffic, but also build an email list so you don't have to rely entirely on search. But having your own audience is always a good option.
It's better to avoid bans by buying old accounts or relying on proxy-antidetect browsers. Instead, it's better to use a legitimate profile or Facebook's additional profile features,keep you activity normal, enable two-factor authentication 2FA, and avoid aggressive posts or messaging in groups...
Good point, having both formats gives creators more ways to grow, and discovery and retention are two different things, so both formats have their place.
3 weeks is still a short time, keep publishing, promote what you have, build some links, and focus on getting specific visitors instead of just more traffic.
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