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    Is aggressive SEO still worth it for short term projects?

    Some methods can move a site pretty quickly but keeping the rankings is another story. What approach has actually been reliable for you?
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    Curious: does voice search matter for small sites??

    Yeah I wouldn't stress about voice search too much on a small site. I'd just focus on answering questions naturally and keeping the pages fast.
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    Getting started with Weibo

    I'd spend some time browsing first and see what people in your niche are actually engaging with. Then build your content around that.
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    Do Instagram Stories still help with growth?

    I mostly see people focusing on Reels but Stories seem better for keeping existing followers active. What's working better for you?
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    Is MySpace still relevant for music promotion?

    I think its mostly useful for musicians and really niche audiences now. I wouldn't expect much traffic from it though.
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    Tips to Grow Your Tumblr Naturally

    I'd focus on a specific niche and stay active. Good posts + regular interaction usually works better than just posting more.
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    Are Twitter/X Replies Still the Best Way to Build Engagement?

    I think they still work especially in smaller niches. just add something useful instead of forcing a reply everywhere.
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    Do hashtags still help on TikTok?

    I've seen people use tons of hashtags while others barely use any. Has anyone actually noticed a difference in reach?
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    Why the newly created Reddit account is getting banned/shadow banned?

    Reddit has gotten pretty aggressive with new accounts lately. Might be better to stick with one account and build it normally.
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    What exactly makes a backlink "high quality"?

    A quality backlink should look natural. Relevant site, useful content around the link and ideally some real traffic. I don't really care about DA alone.
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    Has Facebook become more about communities than pages?

    I think pages are better for broadcasting while groups are better for building actual relationships.
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