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Yes, it seems Facebook has been cracking down quite hard lately, and accounts are easily banned.

In my opinion, YouTube will still accept AI videos but will reject them if the content is deemed spam, repetitive, worthless to viewers, infringes on copyright, or is misleading. They prioritize content that is genuinely valuable, creative, and provides a good experience, whether or not AI is used.

In my experience, this is often a Google dance phase, which isn't necessarily bad. I usually see a pattern: up → down → back up higher, fluctuating over 2–4 weeks. If it drops and doesn't recover after a few weeks, I consider that a weak long-term signal.

Create a test campaign using nature photos. After conducting the campaign and checking the costs, then develop a campaign according to your desired outcome.

In local SEO, NAP citations and brand mentions help increase local credibility, but quality backlinks from relevant websites often have a stronger impact on rankings; it's best to combine both.

It's usually not a "shadow ban" but rather an algorithmic reduction in distribution due to a long period of inactivity; a true shadow ban sign is when videos almost never appear in hashtags/searches and reach drops unusually across all content. If views only decrease and then gradually increase...

The 200/day mark hasn't really increased significantly yet, but a healthy account can still reach that level if spread evenly throughout the day.

I've noticed that strong internal links can significantly boost rankings on new sites with few backlinks, but in the long run, backlinks are still necessary for sustainable top rankings.

I recommend choosing a clear niche, making short review/problem-solving videos, naturally linking them to dropshipping products, and posting them consistently every day – you'll see results.

I think short videos still achieve the best reach, but slideshows (photos) are gaining popularity and generating better engagement, so it's best to combine both to drive views and maintain interaction.

For beginners, just stick to the basics: content that aligns with your intent + good on-page SEO + internal linking + a few quality backlinks. With persistence, traffic will naturally increase.

Honestly: that method is time-consuming and high-risk (easily flagged), not worth it. Just go the safer way: strong reels + hooks, commenting with the right target audience, collaborating with micro KOLs, optimizing bio + CTAs, and you'll see natural growth in a few weeks.

I find that the most effective approach is still creativity (images/videos + hooks), which accounts for about 70%. Targeting only needs to focus on the basic audience. Quickly test multiple templates and then scale to the ones with the best CPA. If you want conversions, remember to optimize your...

Honestly: there's no way to auto-like/comment across multiple accounts "like a real person" without logging in or using tools — Facebook will detect that and ban you quickly.