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Social media support that actually works.

SMSpool and 5SIM have daily rental options specifically meant for multiple verification codes on the same number.

Get a good 4G proxy with auto rotation for account creation/management, and use AdsPower's free plan to keep your browser fingerprints isolated.

Definitely not safe. You will burn your first few domains. Stick to white/grey hat for your real business and only use black hat on churn and burn affiliate sites.

Your first 10-20 videos are just practice anyway. Just focus on making each upload 1% better than the last, and delete or private the old bad ones later if they bother you.

Never post raw domain links on fresh accounts. Warm the profile for a few weeks, build real karma in normal subs, and stick to text posts first.

Blank for volume, personalized notes only for actual leads. Nobody reads the generic ones anyway.

It's doable, but starting from zero on freelance platforms won't give you stable income in 8 months. Focus on direct outreach (cold pitching small businesses for web/AI integration) to get quick cash flow.

Most creators push Instagram traffic to Fanvue or Patreon. Once you hit a decent follower count, you can also monetize through paid brand shoutouts, selling digital products, or doing affiliate promotions for fashion and beauty brands

Focus on high ticket affiliate offers or sell your own digital product like a template, checklist, or mini guide.

Yeah, it's extremely common now. Most of it comes from engagement pods like Lempod or private Telegram/WhatsApp groups where people exchange relevant AI generated comments to trick the algorithm. Others use SMM panels that integrate LLMs to write context-aware replies based on the post text.

It's almost certainly TLS/JA3 and Canvas fingerprinting catching you. If you keep the same browser profile and just swap the proxy, the site links the burned fingerprint to your new IP and flags it immediately. Fix your profile setup with a good antidetect browser before buying more proxies

Android physical phone farms with ADB and custom scripts are definitely much cheaper and easier to scale than iOS. iOS setups like imousexp are way more expensive and harder to maintain long term

Selling prompts directly won't make you big money anymore since basic prompt engineering is saturated and LLMs are getting better at understanding plain text. The real money right now is in building specialized AI workflows or wrappers for local businesses. Think automated lead generation, AI...

For standard copyright claims on video game soundtracks, 100% of the ad revenue goes directly to the game publisher or music publisher. You won't get a share of the profit unless the track is specifically enrolled in YouTube's Creator Music revenue-sharing program, which is pretty rare for...

Yes, ISP proxies are good for Reddit campaigns and way cheaper long-term. Just make sure it's a static dedicated IP, not a shared one, and use a browser like GoLogin to keep your fingerprints separated

GoLogin with dedicated 4G mobile proxies or static ISP proxies is all you need. Avoid rotating proxies or you'll get hit with constant verification loops.

Unless you're adding your own voice, face, or heavy commentary, YouTube will mark it as reused content and reject monetization. Simple editing or compilations won't cut it

Exodus, Trust Wallet or Coinomi are super easy to set up on mobile. Just make sure to keep your recovery phrase safe because there's no customer support to restore it if you lose it.