I’m still figuring this out myself, but I usually start with tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush to get ideas, then filter by KD and monthly search volume to spot easier wins. I also try checking the SERPs manually to see search intent and what type of content is already ranking
That sounds like a solid mix , keeping it mostly branded and natural really does help avoid obvious footprints. Do you usually stick to this ratio across all projects, or adjust depending on the niche?
I haven’t explored many options outside of Reddit yet, so I’m not sure about the best alternatives. Would be interesting to hear if anyone has tried Indian platforms that can bring steady traffic.
I don't have much experience with link building, but if those 38 sites are not in the same niche and share the same hosting, I'm worried like you, afraid that Google will consider them as a link farm.
I also just got stuck on verification, want to create a long-term USA account without having to buy. Anyone who has experience in cleaning and safely sharing with me
Thanks a lot for this detailed post. As someone still new to running ads, I didn’t really understand the importance of warming up accounts before. The step-by-step explanation makes it much clearer for me, especially about keeping the budget small and increasing it slowly
i will pay attention and follow when buying hotmail from the supplier. up to now i still only use the old password since buying hotmail. thanks for your article
You can try services like Kripicard or xECard, both of which can deposit crypto, create cards quickly and run FB Ads quite stably. If anonymity is a priority, Pay Virtuals or no-KYC parties are also options worth considering.
It seems like staying consistent with content and engagement is key to getting into the program. but for those already in, what kind of RPMs are you actually seeing?
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