Best niches are usually trending topics, new tech, and underserved micro-niches—those tend to be the freshest and easiest to rank in. For me it's Games
Nice one! I did something similar, picked a niche, optimized my profile, engaged a bit, then sent straight-to-the-point DMs. Out of a few dozen messages, I got a couple of replies and even closed a small deal. Simple, free, and it actually works if you stay consistent.
Yeah, verification makes your BM look more legit and stable, but it also puts you under a sharper spotlight. It’s not really a golden ticket, more like higher trust but stricter rules. Depends how clean you keep your activity.
You'll Find such comments about almost every platform out there. Nothing is 100% safe to use. More on your luck further. Some people are doing thousands of dollars transactions every month without any issues.
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The main thing you'll find different is cheap price point almost 50% less than market and continuous follow ups from them. That urge to sell is clear in their messages.
Yeah, that happens because Facebook sees each session as a “new device” if the browser fingerprint or IP changes slightly. You’ll need consistent profiles (cookies + fingerprint) and stable IPs so FB actually remembers the login.
I’ve seen that too, people even listing antidetect browsers as a “skill.” From my experience, most of them are pretty straightforward once you get the hang of profiles and fingerprints. The learning curve isn’t huge, just a bit of testing in the beginning.
I’d say cold email works best if it’s super personalized, but LinkedIn DMs can also hit well for local businesses. The key is showing the demo upfront so they see value right away.
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