i think i would not be too concerned about followers or waiting for a certain number of pins. first build up some trust nd then gradually try monetized content. i would definitely like to send traffic to my own website instead of being completelly reliant on affiliate links
yesh i believe that there is still value in pinterest particularly if u have an industry where the visual element is important nd there is some helpful information being linked. for me the impportant thing here would be to focus on making pinterest more of a search engine rather than a social...
this is something that i have witnessed too. some posts can manage to get good likes nd comments but they stop getting promoted past the first round. in such a case one would be better off trying out different styles nd angles for a couple of weeks rather than increasing the freqquency of postings.
y do not u start by asking, how can i be helpful to my viewers or simplify their lives? choose one particular problem that u know how to solve make 5-10 videos about it nd see what people like most. u will discover ur niche only after publisshing.
there are some tricks which might help rank up quicklly but there is always a danger to lose the whole website at some point because of such tricks. i have found more success with good quality content, good internal links nd also relevant backlinks.
yesh but u should look at blogging as constructing a business rather than an immediate money spinner. select a niche that u are comfortable with provide solutions to existing probllems nd generate a diverse income stream through ads, affiliate marketing nd even ur own products. blogging can be a...
u are likely not the only one who feels this way. i believe that a personal post requires a compelling reason for people to stop scroling. an update may reach few people whereas an experience which carries some valuable lesson, opinion or outcome may do well.
this i can take to be true in relation to false positives given that the process takes place on a large scale. however the aspect of not being able to get the explanation or recourse for banning is where the real problem lies. at least, the hope is that the systems will learn to distinguish...
i have seen that too. it seems like rankings are fluctuating quite a bit right now. if this fluctuation does not last for at least a few days then i would hold off on making any changes to ur SEO practices.
i have a basic checklist which includes unique title tag, strong meta description, h1 heading tag, useful content, internal linking, optimized images, schema markup if aplicable nd fast load time. the best results for me have been achieved through consistency with the basics.
i gave up looking for the ideal posting hours due to their being highly dependent on the audience. now i consider my own findings nd try out different posting hours. good content nd a cattchy headline can be far more important than the perfect hour.
pinterest seems to generate traffic better when used for the long term nd not as an immediate way to make a sale. there r some great pins that keep generating traffic weeks or even months late but u have to know how to do it right.
from my experience high authority websites pay attention to value more than to a good article itself. when i am ready to submit the content i do everything possible to get rid of excesive references to the brand name put some original information there nd make sure the content is valuable...
proxy quality is significant. however it is not the only aspect that is taken into account when using a proxy on social media platforms. the platforms also evaluate the users device usage, login history nd behaviior. consistency will yielld better results than switchiing proxies nd devices.
in my opinion the problem that most indiviiduals r making is focusing on using hashtags according to their popularitty. while it will bring u views there are chances of getting lost among other million posts. this is the reason y i tend to use a combination of niche nd audience rellated hashtags.
not all new pins r automatically promoted right away. there is generally always a little bit of time needed by pinterest before they actually index the pins nd figgure out who the audience is meant for. i would try checking if the pins are optimized on the correct boards nd have a desiign that...
In my opinion continually altering ur setup could result in more issues than anything else. I would try stickking to the formation of a regular usage routine rather than finding some tricks that will help u bypass You Tube restrictiions.
I generally verify if the page has impressions but no clicks or if it does not show up at all. This gives an idea about where the problem lies with respect to the title, content or search intent. Some modificatiions can be much better than starting from the scrattch.
I would advise u not to create an account at the moment. Consiidering that the previous Shorts used to work fine I suggest giving some time to the channel to settle down. It is not necessary that a decline in perfformance is a result of any problem.
It could also be advisable to test if the problem is with the whole account or just videos. If other content types like pictures nd text posts r workking fine while videos do not then that will give us some clues on what could be causing the problem.
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