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Absolutely not! But posting a lot of low-quality content or identical videos with no differentiation will definitely reduce engagement.

When you delete an old video and upload a new one, the content of the new video may not match the content of the old video, resulting in a loss of views and followers.

I think a moderate number of posts is best because viewers won't get bored from too many posts. You should focus on the quality of your posts and with a reasonable frequency.

In my opinion, you shouldn't buy TikTok followers because it will negatively impact your channel. You should focus on short, engaging videos first, and then, once you have enough followers, you can start live streaming normally.

In my opinion, reels are still the foundation for growth, but you should combine them with other factors to achieve stronger channel growth.

In my opinion, yes, because if you send the same number of messages to many people, the system will consider it spam and prevent you from sending them again, as you mentioned.

In my opinion, you should prioritize viewers over SEO because viewers will stay with you for a longer time and look forward to your next videos.

If you want to start a business, you probably already have a few products in mind. Your job is to check the TikTok store to see which products are selling well and focus on those products.

I think advertising will help my channel grow faster because it will get you more traffic, and viewers will find the right content for the channel you're building.

If what you say is true, then if you file an appeal with Facebook, your account will most likely be restored.

If you're building a free channel, I think you should focus on short videos with good content. The more good videos you have, the more people your channel will reach.

In my opinion, TikTok still has huge potential. If you choose the right product to sell, build content around it, and add a touch of humor, you'll attract more views and attention.

All the factors you mentioned are important, but I think the content of your channel is equally crucial. You should create engaging and meaningful content and combine it with the elements you mentioned to achieve good growth.

It seems like Instagram doesn't allow buying or selling accounts, right?

I think you should double-check the content of the videos you post later to see if there's any duplication.

I don't understand which specific social media platform you're referring to, but if you want to sell on your personal page, you need to post regularly and combine it with appropriate content before you can even think about doing business.

Posting stories daily isn't a direct way to increase reach; its purpose is to maintain regular interaction with people.

I'm also on YouTube and currently I see that the view count is still stable, however, viewers now prioritize short videos more.

Captions are no longer the factor that keeps viewers engaged; instead, the content and first impressions will determine who stays.

I think that to get more views on TikTok, you should focus on creating engaging content, which will attract more attention.