Of course. There are a lot of examples where not just 50, but 100 videos or even more got no attention. And then one vid suddenly blows up. What's funny - it usually smth that you didn't think would do really well. It could be smth that differs from your usual content or format like more...
In many subreddits you simply can't post without certain amount of karma, so I don't think a totally new account will give you benefit of some kind. At least not such benefit to traide it for ability to post on some subreddits.
If some of the creatives 3-5 years old mostly they'll need to be refreshed. I also check CTR from time to time and if some creatives don’t perform very well I also refresh them.
I once in a while clean my desktop cause it turns into a real mess after a month. xd I always feel sense of relief after that. I think it’s important to declutter your desktop too - it helps you work better.
I wouldn't rely on AI entirely if you want your posts to rank. You can use AI as help or generation of ideas but for quality I think it's better to write it yourself.
Not a myth but a reality - in many companies right now, especially in gamedev, employees such as translators, QA specialists and others are being fired and replaced by AI. The quality of work and the final results are suffers though. So It’s only a matter of time before these companies realize...
Okay, now I feel like - does anybody here use organic traffic at all? :D
I mean I get that paid traffic can definitely scale faster, but I wouldn’t say it always converts better. Organic traffic can easily outperform paid traffic because users usually have higher intent and more trust in the...
Which option brings you higher quality leads and better conversion rates? Is paid traffic worth the investment? It would also be interesting to know which social media platforms work best for you.
It depends on where you're posting. Some subreddits have strict community rules stating that you’re not allowed to advertise your company, or that you can only do so in a specific thread. I would check the rules first.
I would avoid strict dayparting at the start and first collect enough data.
Then compare performance by hour, day, GEO, and device. If some hours consistently perform poorly, I'll just lower bids or pause them.
If your product falls into one of these niches - interior design, fashion, beauty, gifts, weddings, travel, recipes, DIY or wellness - Pinterest can convert very well. If not, there are other platforms that converts better.
The situation itself is horrifying enough tbh... But third option sounds creepy as hell - knowing that someone watching you but no phone signal....? Second actually not creepy rather boring. xd
Usually it's a first letter, second remind after 3 days and after a week or so last remind. But it depends on the format - if it's a dm I would simply text te first time and second time follow up after 3 days if no response.
Sounds reasonable! Thanks for your opinion! Seems like it's all about disclosure - affiliates need to know from the start which traffic advertisers accept and on which terms. From our side I can tell that we always give everything affiliates need to know from the very beginning so there won't be...
Yes, to be honest it's so annoying. To the point where I might close smth actually useful and then regret it when I realise what I've just closed.... xd
I would investigate at which time and day of the week post performs better. Cause I've noticed myself that in some days and hours posts simply underperform and it's not a matter of its quality. So collect the statistics and make a decision on which time to post. If you don't see a pattern then...
It's not valuable traffic in that case. And what's more important and more likely - not targeted. Cause if the conversion low that means that either you have really bad creatives or it's just not your audience.
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