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If you're only shaving the front and leaving it long in the back, does this also count as a mullet? o_O

Back when I used to pay for haircuts, and also when I used to go to cosmetology schools that gave out free haircuts, I would just go with: "looks good, thanks!" :( But now that I cut my own hair it's basically just the same. :D "The difference between a good and bad haircut is two weeks."

I only used twitter for promotion, similar to what OP (Pantyous) does. Alternating between picture/video tweets and SC affiliate link tweets (link to random model). I don't do sketchy, super black hat stuff, never have and probably will.

Same here. I hadn't reached my first payout yet, I had around $60usd sitting in my account. None of the traffic being sent was fraudulent, it was 100% social traffic.

o_O How does that work? By posting non-nude thirst traps, plus the occasional random text tweet without any media? I see a lot of those of accounts with thousands of followers, however, non of them have link on their profile... :suspicious:

Twitter also suspended 2 of my NSFW accounts about a month ago or so, for the same reasons you listed. I do use some automation tools occasionally, but not bots. I simply appealed the suspension and they restored both my accounts within a day or so. I manage these accounts from the same IP...

The Kyocera 2135 or 2119b, in the early 00's. I was just thinking about it the other day. I really liked the blue glistening plastic. Take me back! :weep: :weep: :weep:

You can post adult content on twitter so long as you mark your account as being NSFW. Don't mix mainstream hashtags with adult content. You have to warm up an account before going on a full spam rampage.

No matter how tempting it might look, do not get into adult affiliate marketing. It pays very little and there's a lot of competition, so don't waste your time. Learn to drive traffic to mainstream affiliate offers, learn to code, learn to manage social media accounts. Learn to build tools for...

Suckerberg will hunt you down until you pay him. You'll be fine. :smirk:

If they're already monetized and have followers why sell them? Just hop onto another niche, the audience is already there, just shove new content in their faces.

Politics. That is a never ending trend, everything else comes and goes.

We know the account's username. Some of us figured it out a while back, and he also made it public.

Christians, especially catholics, love religious merch. So you could probably build a Redbubble store selling t-shirts, posters, postcards, hats, etc... with christian insignia on them, like latin cross, bible quotes, angels, etc... You could also try adding a donation link (paypal, cashapp...

Less than 10 accounts, right now. I sold some accounts a while back, and I have a few more that are now dormant. $0/m I promote revshare webcam offers. Some people sign up and never spend money, other sign up, spend money for a while and then they disappear. And others sign up and don't...

This could work if you focus on a specific niche for every account you plan to manage. Example niches: - EDC items (every day carry) - Fashion - Religion (mainly christianity/catholicism) - etc However, twitter has become a cesspool of :poop:, ever since you know who took over it. :mad: You...

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This sounds like an ad for "Tony Zagan" :suspicious: This is how those trading gurus typically post to promote whatever it is they're trying to push. :suspicious:o_O

You're right... :suspicious: I meant to say cult. They get all the exposure on twitter now days.

Join the red hat movement, once you get enough followers switch to your original niche.