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Yes, it's definitely possible. TikTok can push individual videos based on watch time, retention, and engagement, so you don't necessarily need to post every day. I'd focus on making fewer but higher-quality videos and keeping a consistent posting schedule that you can actually maintain.

You can, but straight reuploads can get Content ID claims or copyright strikes. If you want to stay safer, add your own commentary/review instead of just reposting the trailer.

Yeah, YouTube can pay for AI-assisted/automated content, but don’t expect the “automation” part itself to make money. You still need original content and something that people actually want to watch. With a $100–200/month target, I’d keep the setup simple. Pick one niche, make the videos...

CPA/affiliate are the obvious ones, but I’d also look at lead gen and rank & rent. Those can be pretty solid with US traffic if you pick the right niche. I’ve also seen people do well with their own info products or simple services, especially when the traffic has decent commercial intent...

on tiktok videos get a small test push first, and if engagement is not strong enough early, they stop expanding reach.

I've seen the same thing recently. The Promote option appears even on videos that are already getting good organic reach, so I don't think it's necessarily related to performance. It seems to be available on most eligible videos.

If your account has a low spending threshold, it's usually controlled automatically by Meta based on the account's payment history, spending behavior, and overall account trust. There isn't a guaranteed way to manually increase it. I'd recommend paying on time, keeping the payment method...

This can happen even if you haven't run any ads yet. Meta uses automated security and risk checks when a new BM is created, so a restriction doesn't necessarily mean you've violated a policy. I'd check whether Meta is requesting verification, make sure all business information is accurate and...

From what I've seen, short-form videos and images tend to get more organic engagement than plain text or external links. That said, it really depends on the niche and audience. Videos are great for reach, while images and text can generate more comments when the topic encourages discussion. I'd...

Same here, I've noticed some increased checking recently. So far, most of my accounts are okay, but it definitely feels like Meta is tightening its automated reviews again.

It's not just you. I've seen a few people mention that card acceptance seems to have improved recently. I'm not sure if Meta changed anything officially, but it definitely feels less restrictive than it did a few months ago.

Upload videos and earn money from Facebook Reels.

I am running ads to build a following for the page, and will subsequently convert that audience into customers.

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Even though my products do not violate the platform's policies and I have paid my bills in full, my account does not last more than three days. So, I need to warm up my account for a while before launching the campaign, right? Is this intended to help the account become stronger? Good points...

You should visit Facebook's official Account Recovery page and follow the steps to verify your identity. contact Facebook support directly for assistance in regaining access.

That’s possible. Posting content consistently will help the TikTok channel reach new viewers.

As far as I know, the key is to create great content to reach a wide audience and to post consistently.

As far as I know, there is no longer any way to lift a permanent ban once Meta has issued its decision.

They have specific methods and tools they use. However, if you want a manual approach, simply spending on the account will automatically upgrade a BM1 to a BM3.