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Theres no real unlimited free access to claude code or claude API. Most free options have usage limits and anything claiming unlimited access is usually against the provider’s terms or unreliable. yess

reddit has been more effective than most platforms for me too automation helps but useful content is still what gets the attention.

I think its the pattern more than the setup the same accounts interacting with every post just doesn't look natural anymore.

Reddit has been adding more verification steps recently account activity, authenticity,following subreddit rules matter more than before

Highlight the AI integrations and business impact of your projects, not just the technologies you used thats what usually gets attention

SaaS subscriptions API access licensing it to businesses or offering it as part of a service are usually the most sustainable options.

I'd avoid cloaking altogether building compliant funnels is usually a lot more sustainable than constantly replacing ad accounts.

Renting a number is probably your best bet if you need to receive more than one code.

It depends on what you value some changes improve the platform for viewers,creators often feel the impact when policies and algorithms shift.

hmm most SMS services are designed for one time verification, so reusable numbers are harder to find. for important accounts, a dedicated number or proper business SMS service is usually more reliable.

Send feedback is mainly for reporting issues, but you usually wont get a direct reply for support, use youtube creator support if its available for your channel

its finding a setup that stays consistent long term the platform restrictions seem to be the main obstacle.

the hardest part is probably getting players not building the game. I’d start with a simple version, get some feedback and see if people actually enjoy it before thinking too much about monetization.

Yea CPA can work many niche channels rely on external offers when adsense isn’t a good fit, but the offer needs to match the audience.

Yes some companies get good results from reddit ads, it depends heavily on the niche the targeting is strong but the offer and community fit matter a lot.

Youtube might not be directly blocking AI voices, but audience retention is probably the bigger factor. If the voice sounds too robotic people leave faster and the algorithm reacts to that.

With only around 1.8k impressions revenue will naturally be limited the volume is still too small to judge overall performance.

Pushing too much content at once usually shortens an accounts lifespan steady posting is generally a much safer approach.

If two pages are competing for the same searches merging them usually makes more sense.

A short personal note usually works better it shows there’s an actual reason behind the connection.