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I'm still experiencing the same problem. Every time I create a new account, my first video gets between 200-600 views, and then every next video I post gets less than 100 views. My setup: iPhone, US SIM card, home Wi-Fi, and flight mode. Does anyone find any workaround for this? It seems that...

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it was the first time i setup a TT on this IP so definitely cant be my ip ;p

I mean, as far as i know Tiktok push content to 200-300 people and based on the engagement, determines whether this content is good or not...

all of them are original content

i dont use vpns, just a US sim card...the acc is for my OF model, some general videos with trending music, nothing sexual tho

i warmed it up for like 24+ hours, followed creators in my niche, liked and saved a few posts...I created a second account on the same phone, same process and my first video got 284 likes which is normal i guess, that's the number of people tiktok push your content to initially

Hey everyone, a few days ago, I started a new account on TikTok. I'm using a separate phone with a US SIM card since I don't live in the US and want to target the audience there. I've been uploading one video per day for six days straight. However, besides my second video, which reached around...

Does anyone know the fastest way to reach up to like 10k followers on Reddit? I'm referring to NSFW accounts. I mostly post in OF-related subreddits, but it seems that people don't convert into followers as much. Is there any other effective method?

Not a lot, usually just 1 to 4 upvotes for every 100 views. I'm not sure what counts as a 'view' though. Is it when someone clicks and opens the photo/vid, or just when they scroll over it without opening? Do you know? Also, how many upvotes should a post get for every 100 views in order to be...

Is there anyone familiar with how the Reddit algorithm operates? On most social media platforms, when you share content, it's initially shown to a specific number of people, and based on their engagement, it either gains momentum or fades away. However, Reddit seems to follow a different...

Hello everyone, I am interested in purchasing two Reddit accounts with the following criteria: 1000+ post karma, 200+ comment karma, and a feminine or generic username. Does anyone here sell such accounts or know of a good marketplace? I have already checked ***, but their usernames are pretty...

got it...thank you very much for the help...I've seen many accounts using this kind of posts with "salesy" speech without any issues...is it their age,karma etc that adds some trust?

something like "hola, I'm X, living in X, I'm working as and I like doing X,Y,Z...recently started my OF bla bla and closed with a call to action if you want to get to know me better etc message me here "OF link"

since I'm using anti detect browsers, how is it possible to detect my device?

Absolutely, something must have gone wrong because I've been banned twice, and obviously, I'm missing something. That's why I'm asking here, as it's clear I'm making some mistakes that lead to these bans. When I say 'no spam,' I mean I was only posting 1-4 times a day, without using "deceiving"...

I'm using the same device, but with anti-detect browsers. Even if they could link my accounts to the same device, wouldn't they have banned them right away? I mean, my accounts usually last for at least 1-3 months. Both of my accounts were banned after I posted 'about me' content, and these...

Has anyone else experienced an unusually high ban rate on Reddit recently? I've lost two accounts in the past month, and I'm not sure why. Everything seemed in order – clean proxy, good username, accounts warmed up, fresh content, and no spam. But both times, after posting an 'about me' post...