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Check relevance and real organic traffic first. then review the site's backlink profile, outbound inks and spam signals. DR/DA is useful but it shouldn't be the deciding factor.

I think the issue is more organization then the number of channels. I'd focus on one or two for a while build a simple workflow and only expand once things feel manageable.

portfolio matters more when you starting out. but how are you planning to get those first few client projects ?

I had decent results with SaaS so far by the way what niches have been working for you ?

Claude is excellent for long- form content, especially if you want a more natural writing style.

I use different toosl depending on the task, but chatgpt is the one i use most.

I dont think there's a reliable long term workaround. these checks keep getting better within days.

I don't completely adree. Plenty of people grow by sharing knowledge or useful content, not just entertainment.

It's not for every brand, but it can still help with awareness in the right niche.

Maybe there's a tiny niche audience, but I wouldn't build a strategy around it.

I'd avoid creating another account and keep following up with support until they review it.

I don't think changing cities is a big deal. constant proxy failures are more of a concern.

Comment links rarely move rankings for me, but they can still bring targeted visitors.

I'm optimistic, but I'd still want important decisions reviewed by a doctor.

Publishing is faster now, but revenue still depends on content quality and SEO.

Sounds like TikTok is flogging the browser environment. I'd try posting from the original cloud phone first to see if it works there. If it does, the browser profile is probably the issue.

If it’s new and not making much yet, buyers will mostly care about the product and its potential. Id wait for Investors Club and SideProjectors first, then share it in founder communities. Just keep the price realistic.

X has gotten pretty strict with straight with NSFW promo, accounts burn fast if you're too direct. Most working methods these days start traffic off-platform and warm accounts slow. A couple Telegram channels still share current setups, though half the paid stuff is outdated.

Around 2-4 weeks is usually enough. Complete your profile, add a few friends, post naturally, and interact a bit each day. Then start with a small ad budget before scalling.

GoDaddy's verification is pretty common these days, especially for new accounts. Using real information and a payment method that matches your account usually makes the process much smoother.