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for local nusinesses do you spend more time improving the profile or working on the website itself? curious what's been more effective.

one post can get decent impressions and the next one barely moves even with a similar topic. anyone else seeing this?

yeah they got tighter this year even normal looking accounts catch filters faster now

yeah some old seo advice is definitely still repeated even when the impact has changed

Reddit's filters seem to use a mix of account and content signals so its hard to pin down one trigger.

I'd start with views and average watch time then look at retention. Likes are useful but they don't tell the whole story.

I think MySpace is mostly useful for curiosity at this point. for actual traffic there are much better platforms to focus on.

Yes but don't rush into pitching. build a few real conversations first then see where they lead.

Likes seem less useful for judging a post now. Are you paying more attention to shares, saves, comments or something else?

Yeah I've found niche Groups get way more engagement than Pages.

Anyone hare remember when MySpace was a serious traffic source? Curious if there's still any useful organic reach left on the platform.

I usually stop for something that feels genuine rahter overly polished. A good hook helps but the content itself matters more.

A great article gives you the answer without making you dig through filler. Clear writing, useful details and something original make the biggest difference.

Ahrefs and Semrush are probably the best starting points. They help find keywords, competitors, content gaps and traffic opportunities.

Cowork is impressive for larger development tasks but I wouldn't choose an AI purely because it has fewer safety restrictions. Reliability, coding quality and tool integration matter much more for normal development.