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Don’t focus too much on hashtags or upload time. The first 2-3 seconds are everything. Make people stop scrolling, keep retention high, and test lots of formats. Most viral Shorts come after many tries, not the first upload.

Depends on the reason you want it removed. If it’s your content, use YouTube’s copyright/privacy/report options. If you don’t own it, you’ll need a valid reason for removal, just asking won’t work.

Bing has been pretty decent for me lately, especially for older sites and some lower competition niches. Traffic volume is nothing like Google, but the conversion quality can be good. Just don’t expect overnight results, it still needs proper optimization.

Tried it on a few B2B campaigns and the lead quality was better, but volume was usually lower. It works best when you already know your ideal job titles/industries. Don’t expect LinkedIn targeting alone to fix a bad offer or landing page. Test small first.

Used Keitaro for a while, it’s solid but takes more time to learn. Adspect is probably easier if you just want to get started. TrafficShield looks interesting but I’d test tracking accuracy and support before moving serious traffic. For dating campaigns, setup and data quality matter more than...

You should try creating blog posts about beauty tips and product guides it can bring visitors who are looking for information.

Before choosing any network, check their rules for your niche. Some networks are more strict than others.