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Hey BHW, I have some questions. For example, if we can’t post too much content on the same Reddit account in a single day, how can we tell if the subreddits we’re posting in are good or not?
Should we just look at the upvotes? I don’t think that’s enough. How can we figure out which subreddits...
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I'm here to ask for your opinion and vast experience with Reddit regarding account warming for promotion and routines.
I posted a thread talking about account warming in a simplified way, but it seems Reddit is getting more sensitive.
The question is, what would be...
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Hey BHW, I have a question that really gets me. Does TikTok have CQS?
I took the reference from Reddit because I think it's the easiest to understand.
My question revolves around how to discover/improve the quality of my account.
Any tips?
Hello again, I am looking for simple ways, such as the fundamentals, to find the best subreddits that suit my niche.
I believe one of them would be an acceptable average engagement, like all posts in the community getting over 10 upvotes.
This is just my speculation; do you have any tips?
I...
Hello BHW, I have some doubts about how to maintain a good CQS while promoting my OnlyFans.
From what I understand, there are 5 levels:
• Lowest
• Low
• Moderate
• High
• Highest
Any tips on how to raise my CQS and keep it high while promoting my content?
I’m trying to find a way to get into the best subreddits for my work.
I’d like to know the fundamentals of a good subreddit or tools you use to find them. Maybe checking if the average engagement is good.
Any tips?
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