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Hi, I've seen similar ads on Facebook recently and i want to do the same. I have a lot of content in asmr (a bit sexy, nsfw) I want to drive users to an NSFW platform, using this form of content. Anyone can help?

Yeah, I wouldn’ jump straight to the “Reddit staff is watching BHW” theory most of the time this kind of filtering is just account trust + IP/proxy reputation mismatch. cheap or overused proxies get flagged fast, especially if multiple accounts are behaving similarly. If everything else is solid...

What kind of setup are you using when you create the pixel new BM every time, aged , or same ad account with multiple pixels?

Strong posts each week brought better engagement and more meaningful connections than posting every day with weaker content. So yeah quality matters the most

I've seen accounts go from 50k+ views to almost nothing, then suddenly start moving again. Just keep posting and don't start changing everything at once.

Pinterest give decent traffic just keep posting consistently and it still pays off.

Even if the account is 4 years old, eBay cares more about login behavior and transaction patterns than age. If everything changes suddenly location, device, payments, it can still get limited.

From what I've seen, there isn't a magic color combo. A lot of high converting designs just use 2-3 colors consistently. Too many colors usually hurt more than help.

Karma helps, but comment karma + real activity history is usually more stable than just post karma. Still not a guarantee.

Yeah, a lot of people do the same reddit often feels more honest since you get longer real experiences instead of short polished reviews.

I'd say niche selection comes first. Content quality matters, but it's much easier to grow when there's already strong demand in the niche.

posted daily for a month. Growth was not linear at all. Some posts did nothing, then randomly 1–2 posts brought most of the followers. just confused what to do.. bcz posting daily is quite hectic

So many platforms competing for attention, is pinterest still worth investing time in, or are you focusing elsewhere now?

When multiple designers work on the same brand, how do you keep style consistency without slowing down production? any real workflow systems?