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Could post about that on the Joint Ventures, see if anyone might be looking for that sort of thing. There usually are.

If you're looking for VCC's then Revolut works for Meta just fine.

Just a heads up that there's no real safe way to go about this since it does go against ToS so keep that in mind. The account's origin country matters since being created on one side of the globe and being logged into another side will trip up the Meta's flagging system. Much as possible you...

Just to answer the question, yeah he can. Sadly I don't think FB automatically detects or blocks every copied video at the moment it's uploaded or used in an ad, it's just not as sophisticated as YT in that regard which can even detect privated uploads if it's copyrighted content. You can...

Actual advice: good hygiene and living space (clean as though you were already living with the love of your life), and be yourself (that way the people looking for you can find you). Really not much else to it. For a smoking hot one? Be hot, be funny, be smart. You have to be at least two of...

Welcome aboard! I'm sure we'll get to see contributions to topics from you too in the future. For now though, you can post about that either on Business & Tax Advise or on the Making Money section. Much luck!

As most have pointed out, just bite the bullet and do the verification if it's at that point. There's no real workaround when you get hit by it and it's not just gonna go away on it's own.

You can usually check the Account Status to see the reason for the restriction. Important to take note of moving forward and for your appeal as well. Although (and I think mostly) there are no warnings. If the appeals don't really go anywhere, it's hard to say how long that'll be like that. Some...

As maybe pointed out already, it really depends on your content, niche, and goals. Facebook and YouTube aren't really direct equivalents outside of being able to gain ad revenue from them. If we're talking long-form video and ad revenue, Youtube. Clearly. But if your audience spends more time...

I don't believe there was ever a hard definition for that. Based on what tends to do best, though, you can get a pretty good idea of what people consider a premium domain. Short domains, one-word domains, easy to spell, memorable, relevant to the current zeitgeist. I'd say those are all good...

It was a novel thing back in the day. While I often look fondly at the early discussion board era of the interwebs, I wouldn't say I miss it all that much. You just had to be there though.

It's $73.99 now, so it seems to have recovered some. Hard to say where the floor is for these things. If I knew where the bottom was, I'd probably be making money trading instead of posting on here, haha. Stocks used to be my game but crypto isn't exactly the same as. Apples and oranges, you know.

A cloud Mac is probably the most sensible option if you only need macOS/Xcode occasionally. Then again, a cheap iPhone for testing also makes sense. Personally, I'd probably try that route first before considering a Hackintosh lol.

Do you like mean instant settlement directly to your own crypto wallet, with KYC only for you as the merchant and not the customer? There's Coinbase Commerce (iirc), BitPay (probably not the choice if you want as little customer friction as possible), or CoinGate.

The issue with clean proxies is they can pass blacklist or reputation checks and still sometimes be flagged by particular platforms anyway for whatever reason. If the same source keeps getting flagged then it might be time to check your options. If it still happens, then maybe you could argue...

Keywords are stll useful early on, though I wouldn't build an entire content strat around it though. It's usually just the way you discover the topic and what people look up. There's a lot of consideration about search intent, broader questions about the topic, etc. A page that happens to target...

It could well be a change on how Reddit handles enforcement, but as with these type of things, it's hard to say for sure whther it's a specific recent change or something else. One thing to note though is that account age, karma, cookies, and session history are good to have but you still have...

Most of the time, no real way to know, especially with shadowbans. For regular bans and restrictions, unless a moderator explicitly tells you what happened or the platform gives you a specific reason, you're mostly left guessing from whatever generic explanation they provide. Even then, there's...

Are commercial Reddit bots even good these days? Quite sure people just use custom coded ones. Otherwise I think I'd hear more about Reddit bot providers being reliable and we'd probably have a provider in mind if that's the case.

There's probably an argument to be made for both sides of this, and I suspect you could find no shortage of credible papers supporting either position depending on how the question is framed. AI is a tool. If you use it as intended, you won't hurt yourself. Simple as. If you relegate all the...