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Rankings are just one part of SEO. I usually look at organic traffic, conversions, user engagement and revenue impact because these metrics show the real value of the campaign.

True, testing is the best way to find what works. Setup and traffic quality matter a lot too.

Reddit can be strict about promotional content, even on older accounts with good karma. I would avoid trying to create another account just to get around the ban.

You need a clean thumbnail design tool like Canva or GPT Image 2 to create highcontrast posters. If your thumbnail does not make people click, your video will get zero views no matter how good it is.

The comment was probably a mix of internet trolling and a factual heads-up about low YouTube kids ad rates. You can still make money by driving your loyal traffic to physical toy sales or paid partnerships outside of ads.

Smaller accounts win because they engage heavily in the comment sections of giant, established viral pages. Stop waiting for people to find your profile and start dropping witty, relevant replies under top niche accounts every single day.

For me best thing was adding internal links from my old indexed posts to new ones. after that google startd picking them up a bit fastr but still not instant.

In my opinion, Tumblr can still help if your niche is art, fandom, or visuals, but for marketing or lead generation it feels weak compared to other platforms.

Honestly I feel LinkedIn is still good, but platforms like Twitter/X or niche communities sometimes give faster replies and engagement.

Focus on quality over quantity; posting 1-2 killer videos a day beats spamming 5 mediocre ones, as the algorithm relies heavily on watch time and completion rates.

Don't bother registering them yourself, it's a massive headache and you'll get hit with checkpoints instantly if you don't know exactly what you're doing. Better to just buy aged, warmed-up accounts with BMs from a decent vendor in the BHW marketplace. Look for sellers with good reviews and...

I check their internal linking and how they cluster topics first, because that tells you exactly how they're gaming Google for topical authority.

Just set up free Google Search Console/Analytics, use Rank Math for SEO, Canva for graphics, and stick to free keyword tools until you start making money.

Focus on a micro-niche with 1,000+ word, high-quality posts 2-3 times a week, and use Rank Math, it's way better than Yoast for beginners.

AdSense pays significantly better and has higher ad quality, while BidVertiser has low rates and spammy ads; look into Ezoic or Media.net as better alternatives if you can't get approved.

AdPlexity is still decent, but Anstrex Native is currently a better and more cost-effective option for tracking Taboola and Outbrain

It's likely due to lower competitor bidding at night after budgets exhaust, combined with users having more leisure time to actually complete purchases rather than just browsing during the day.

Prolific has been the most reliable and best-paying in my experience, Scale AI can be decent if tasks are available, while mTurk and Appen tend to be more inconsistent and location-dependent.

Same experience here, automated bidding usually starts outperforming manual once an account has consistent conversion volume (around 30–50+ conversions/month), while low-data campaigns often do better staying manual.

Still works but not like before. If you’re buying random guest posts from marketplaces it’s mostly wasted money now. Only worth it if the site is actually legit and gets real traffic, otherwise it’s just link inflation. Better results from fewer high-quality placements than mass posting everywhere.