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You have thousands of warmed up accounts. Tested.. Each could make post few ones that retain. and tons of comments per day. What would you do? except NSFW cause these are all SFW accounts.
 
Rent them out as an organic engagement network for SFW affiliate launches or parasite seo social signals. If they actually hold posts without getting flagged, driving referral traffic into high ticket lead gen offers will beat pure comment spamming every single time.
 
Rent them out as an organic engagement network for SFW affiliate launches or parasite seo social signals. If they actually hold posts without getting flagged, driving referral traffic into high ticket lead gen offers will beat pure comment spamming every single time.
How much could you earn that way per account? This is very interesting...
 
You have thousands of warmed up accounts. Tested.. Each could make post few ones that retain. and tons of comments per day. What would you do? except NSFW cause these are all SFW accounts.
I would build a niche community around them. Real conversations, useful content and long term trust beat flooding comments any day.
 
I would concentrate on forming some niche-based communities and not on posting on random platforms. Effective communication and a well thought-out content strategy will be more beneficial than simply posting randomly.
 
I’d use them to build genuine niche communities and share useful content where it’s allowed. A smaller number of trusted accounts with real engagement is more valuable long term than flooding platforms with posts and comments.
 
I think i would use them for content marketing, promoting useful posts, and building communities in specific niches and would focus on real engagement and avoid spam to keep the accounts healthy.
 
Selling or renting it out at whatever cost at the moment will be a waste, building a community around it will pay more in the long run. They can also be used for profitable Ads
 
The money is in finding which topics bring qualified visitors who actually convert, not in bragging about how many comments the account pool can push out
 
I think i would use them for content marketing, promoting useful posts, and building communities in specific niches and would focus on real engagement and avoid spam to keep the accounts healthy.
Yeah, niche accounts would perform better if they helped the community rather than posting links. I would start by building some activity around valuable posts and monitor the ones that generate referrals.
 
Nothing. its of no use having tons of accounts, if your content machine isn't churning out different content to promote to match. Insight #1 : It won't be. lol

Everybody always ops for the easy way, register 10k accounts and shit, like they will be a rich money making machine. I see less people talking about content roadblocks. Of which that is obviously the main pipeline, not the distribution.

Why would you want thounsads of accounts and the headache that goes with it? when you can have 1 account, and pump your content out no problem, as fast as you can create it, and still get the same results.
 
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You have thousands of warmed up accounts. Tested.. Each could make post few ones that retain. and tons of comments per day. What would you do? except NSFW cause these are all SFW accounts.
Yeah, perhaps Panther could work since although having thousands of account can work, there will come a time where you won't have enough content to share anymore. that said, how about trying out some niches nd seeing which one brings in traffic or sale nd go for numbers there.
 
I'd look at legitimate community management or testing opportunities rather than mass posting. Thousands of accounts might sound valuable, but coordinated activity can get flagged quickly and isn't a sustainable business model.
 
I would connect the accounts to Buffer and schedule three posts per day, staying under its free limit of 10 posts per profile.
Then I'd use PhantomBuster to drop about 30 comments per hour, which fits the daily comment caps on most forums.
 
If I had thousands of Reddit accounts, I’d start a Reddit account-selling business. Promoting on Reddit is very difficult these days, so selling accounts would be a way for me to make money.
 
I'd set each account to post three short tips on niche subreddits using Hootsuite and drop five genuine comments daily, staying under Reddit's limit of one hundred posts per day per account so the activity looks natural.
 
I'd set each account to post three short tips on niche subreddits using Hootsuite and drop five genuine comments daily, staying under Reddit's limit of one hundred posts per day per account so the activity looks natural.
I thought Hootsuite doesn't support Reddit!?
 
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