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i’ve seen this work when the subreddit is super niche and you post value first, then only monetize offers you’d genuinely recommend otherwise conversions stay low and mods get annoyed.

Build an owned landing page where people can opt in like liktree or whatever

post things people actually need or want to discuss, and keep a steady rhythm

that sucks. if your account got banned 4 days after making it, the fastest fix is to submit an appeal but i don't have high hope

some lawyers do handle youtube takedowns you can search for terms like “media lawyer youtube termination”, “internet law lawyer youtube”, “copyright lawyer dmca youtube”, “takedown appeal counsel”.

don’t expect early view counts to be cleanly comparable; the algorithm will ramp exposure differently per channel, so compare after a meaningful window like 3–7 days.

this is a solid pattern. my biggest issue was posting too random before i picked one niche

i dont think bitcoin going to zero is very likely markets can stay ugly, but full wipeouts dont happen

i’d try to reach out through meta business suite/support or your business manager and submit the appeal there

what’s moved the needle for me is tighter topical clusters + genuinely useful content

the biggest mistake i learned the hard way was posting inconsistently and chasing random trends

usually you’ll see indexing/at least some signals pretty fast (days to 1-2 weeks), but ranking improvements often take longer

the easiest side jobs are usually things like fixing wordpress/landing pages, doing small frontend tasks

yeah, there have been leaks and redistributions of both training data and model artifacts

If you don't make any money it's worthless

i’d treat ads as a validation tool and start links from day one if you have even a small capacity because ads are renting attention, but links (and the assets that earn them) compound.

very hard most of the time it comes down to how well the full funnel converts, not just the ad traffic.