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Two of the metrics in that list mean less than they did a year ago, and it is worth knowing why before you build a habit around them. An impression now registers whenever your result is on the page, including when an AI Overview pushed it far enough down that nobody ever scrolled to it, so...

try gear and booking affiliate links, or direct brand deals, because both pay on a small engaged audience where Rewards only pays on raw views.

One thing worth flagging on your traffic split: DuckDuckGo and Yahoo both take their web results from Bing's index, so what reads as three sources is really one. but other than that very impressive results I ran amazon with pinterest and made no money but scaled pinterest accounts to millions of...

Your two attempts both pushed on the same signal, which is why neither moved anything. The geography Meta uses for recommendations is seeded mostly by who already engages with the account, plus the language you post in and the audio track, and only loosely by session IP. If the account already...

The travel replies here are sound, but they are answering your second question and your first one is the bigger problem. You are already getting restricted on reduced activity with a single device and no automation, so the country change is not what to worry about, whatever is flagging you now...

nah i guess i missed the mark on answering

Stripe Payment Links, Square through invoices or a POS link, and PayPal via PayPal.me or its invoicing tool. All three are no code, you generate a URL and send it.

You have not lost anything, because the streak was never the mechanism. There is no documented consecutive day signal on Reddit, and the CQS that governs how much friction you hit is built from past account actions, network and location signals, and account security steps like a verified email...

The ratio I check before anything else is what share of the site's own outbound links are paid placements with commercial anchors. This thread is all inbound signals, traffic, relevance, ranking keywords, and those are worth checking, but they tell you what a placement is worth today rather than...

Use python scripts and mass dm people with your offer decent open rates.

Noted, preesh!

I have used Onimator before. Not extensively. I did not like the UI and the over complexity of the settings. Also it only works for a few versions of IG. I took up the task of developing a new app entirely from the ground up to deal with these issues. I have it working universally with any...

I've been buying physicals for the past few months. I've seen a lot of talk about emulators though. So are emulators more worth it than physicals at the moment? My worry is android ADB or the social platforms themselves catch onto the emulators. Physicals are tried and true and should be for...

Ok, thank you. Appreciate the time.

Ok thanks for the advice. I do not have a hiring process as I just started the page (1 week) and it's at 700 net and 260 fans. I'm assuming I should carry the chatting until 1k fans and 5k net monthly unless you have a suggestion there.

Just hourly, no commission? Commision incentivizes them to sell. Also, it's hard to track if the chatters are working the hours you give them so I feel a base retainer would be better. It could also sound bigger when negotiating (ie 6$ an hour vs. 500$ monthly base fee)

Management. I'm hiring chatters for free account PPV content.

Ok, thanks for the good info. What is your go-to on hourly base pay? I'm assuming it scales with experience and revenue but let's just say an English proficient beginner for example.

I know this is somewhat unrelated to the Reddit sub but a lot of OFM's are here and there's no specific sub to ask this question. When hiring chatters, what is the commission that you pay them? I'm also thinking of a monthly retainer rather than hourly pay but would like to hear what others...

Does twitter blue = premium, premium+, or both?