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In my experience, LinkedIn lead generation is all about targeting the right audience and personalizing your outreach. Generic connection requests and sales pitches usually get ignored. My biggest challenges have been low acceptance rates, low replies, and LinkedIn limits. Consistency &...

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Welcome to BHW, Watie! Great to have you here. Testing and experimenting with small projects is the best way to really understand SEO in action. You’ll find tons of valuable insights and real-world strategies here — just keep learning, sharing, and testing. Wishing you success on your SEO journey!

You’re absolutely right—TikTok can generate views but doesn’t always convert well, and platforms like IG/FB can be tricky with niche content unless you’ve got paid ads running. Reddit is powerful but, as you said, the rules are strict. A few things that might help: Leverage micro-influencers...

I’d say Facebook is still very relevant, but mostly in a different way. Younger people spend more time on TikTok/IG, but FB is still strong for groups, communities, and especially ads. A lot of people use it for family/friends, but marketers can still get great ROI if they know how to target.

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I’ve been using AI a lot for ad creatives. Super useful for quick variations and testing, but the raw outputs usually need a bit of Photoshop/Canva touch-up to look pro. Biggest wins are speed + flexibility. Just make sure the final design is clear, on-brand, and within ad platform rules.

I’ve used a mix of those tools too, and it really depends on your workflow. Right now my stack looks like this: Project/Knowledge Management: Notion is solid, but I also like ClickUp because it combines task management + docs + integrations in one place. Scheduling/Automation: Buffer is good...