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Leads or sales come later once people know and trust your brand!!

Honestly, ads are pretty useful, but yeah, views and likes don’t mean much. I’d focus more on real messages and actual orders

Looks like they’re using some kind of AI face-mapping or deepfake software combined with text-to-speech for the narration. Probably something like Synthesia or Reface

Honestly, I still prefer Twitter. Threads just feels kinda chaotic to me, hard to follow stuff, and a bit messy

They’re working pretty well for reach and engagement, they get attention very fast

I just love NotebookLM, use it almost for everything

Hope it works good and for small budget too

Is the 1-3-3 model really that effective?

I mean like everywhere, good things take time

I think people are just tired of so much content, especially when there’s a lot of repetitive stuff. So even if something interesting exists, it’s hard to notice

I think it depends on your goal and the type of content. But reels are more popular and social likeable

AI isn’t banned, but I don't think people really like that type of content

What’s a “safe” daily limit before LinkedIn starts flagging accounts, even with automation?

Reddit really hates automation. You can automate parts of it, but usually it ends in bans

But I don't think they can delete them all.. + I like the idea that it can be used for translation, and i often use it in my regular life to write emails and stuff

A lot of insta shops works pretty well

So is this more random luck than an actual system?

How much time do you actually need to put in?

Not gonna lie, I don't really like the design, so I don’t really get on it much

I don’t really use Reddit for selling anything. I mostly use it to find info—like good restaurants, food spots, concerts, or events happening near me. I’m also curious to figure out what other ways Reddit can be useful, like for personal projects, learning new things, or maybe even promoting a...