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For me, carousels and text posts with a strong hook are the most consistent. Short videos can do really well too, but only if they deliver value in the first few seconds. The format matters—but the topic and opening line matter even more.

It depends on the format. Reels can be much longer now, while Stories and Live have their own limits. If you're aiming for reach, I'd focus on keeping videos engaging rather than just making them longer.

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The rejection isn't too surprising though—reposted content often struggles with monetization, even if it's edited. If you want Creator Program income, adding more original commentary or unique edits is usually a much safer long-term strategy.

Interesting! Which platforms have given you the best results in China recently—WeChat, Weibo, Douyin, or Xiaohongshu?

My technicians tested 5 accounts beforehand, and 4 out of 5 survived. We're ready to accept deposits and start running ads right away.

Consistent, helpful content and genuine engagement worked much better for me than trying to go viral. Join the right communities, answer questions, and build trust—organic growth takes time, but it compounds.

I need to advertise insurance products in the UAE and require several strong accounts. Do you have any suitable accounts? If they are strong enough, I will allocate my budget to your agency.

You're not the only one—it happens quite often. Trying a different phone number, network, or waiting a bit before requesting another code usually does the trick.

I'd say the language and understanding local trends are the biggest hurdles. Even with a verified account, it's hard to grow if the content doesn't feel native. Learning the audience first usually pays off more than chasing quick monetization.

I'd avoid relying on reposted content long-term. Even with permission, Instagram generally rewards original or meaningfully transformed content more than duplicates.

Sadly, those days are long gone. Myspace is mostly a nostalgia trip now—it doesn't have meaningful user payout programs anymore. If you're looking to earn from social platforms today, there are much better opportunities elsewhere.

From my experience, the best-performing industries on LinkedIn are B2B SaaS, marketing agencies, IT services, recruiting, cybersecurity, AI, and consulting—they're already used to networking and outbound.

I’m glad to be part of your community. I’m studying social media advertising, especially Facebook, and exploring ways to optimize campaigns for better performance. I hope to learn a lot from all of you.