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Agree with Facebook search being so bad. What I did was I used hashtags to find relevant posts, pages, and groups. I imagine even that will be difficult for you, though, since your niche is something Meta is not okay with. For adult content, it's better to go to X and even Telegram.

I have grown social media accounts for some clients before, and they are happy with the results, saying it helped their business. So from my personal experience, it still works, you just have to be careful. As the other people have said, you should avoid spammy behavior. That includes following...

I suggest: > Promoting on other social media platforms. > Creating clips/shorts to give people some teasers and funnel people into the full podcast episodes > Using keywords in titles and using relevant hashtags in descriptions, > Include your guest's name in the title. If they're actually...

It is possible, but you have to have a good strategy. This is also different from person to person and niche to niche. Let's say something is popular but only a few or no YouTubers cover that. Suppose that's what your channel is about. You have a better chance of accelerating your channel's...

Yeah, you are doing it wrong. On all media platforms right now, it is about quality and not quantity. It is not about how many posts you can make a day. It's about creating content that offers value to viewers, whether be it just for entertainment or for educational purposes. So I suggest post...

Here are the strategies I use: - The post should always offer value to the reader. They must learn something new. If your article is just about things they can figure out on their own or through common sense, it will not perform well. - Keep sentences and paragraphs short. I limit sentences to...

A good support system will help. Don't aim for a million subscribers or anything big yet. Make building a community one of your initial goals. That means you have to find at least 10 people that enjoy your content. You should try looking for these people outside of YouTube if on-YouTube...

YouTube as a full time job is a solid option, as long as you can keep coming up with fresh ideas. Making it your full time job can actually help with this, as you'll have more time to brainstorm and edit your videos. Though, I suggest not going for that if you don't feel like you're ready. It...

I just optimized the pages like I normally would. I used keywords, included information that people would actually look for, etc. Then, one day, while I was doing research, I saw my pages on the AI overview.

I still use Wordpress. And most of my clients are also using Wordpress. So, while I can't say if it is still the best one, I can confirm that it's one of your best options. There are many themes and plugins, it is flexible, and it is fairly easy to learn.

Instagram checks two things, as far as I know: the user behavior and the engagement of your post. First, it looks for content it thinks a person might like based on their previous interactions. Then, Instagram checks related posts to find which are the most engaging ones. That said, you should...

I'd say it depends on the skills you already have. Building on it is better than learning a new one. For example, as one person above has suggested, you can try generating and editing short-form AI videos. TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts are popular right now. But if you have some writing...

Blogging will always provide you with opportunities since people nowadays turn to the web to look for information. You just have to learn how to navigate the changes you stated, as well as how to promote your blog. Knowledge in SEO will also surely help since it has a huge impact on how your...

I help one write content for one client. The process is to create articles with the assistance of AI - not purely with AI. So, I use ChatGPT to find topics I need to include in the article and write a draft. And then edit them to make them sound human. I don't have access to the statistics, but...

You should ride relevant trends to quickly gain attention. Combine that with using attractive titles and thumbnails. Adding video descriptions and hashtags also help. If possible, you can also try sharing your video to Discord servers/Facebook groups/Reddit threads that allows you to. Of course...

Yes, I think realistic expectations is why new blogs often fail. It's the same with "newtubers." They post something and then expect amazing results immediately. If their very first post did not do well, they get discouraged. The thing is that growth takes time. Consistent quality posts is...

Use your newsletters to inform subscribers about new blog posts. Personalize these emails, and use them to give ideas of what subscribers can learn from reading the blog post. Do not give too much information. Otherwise, they'll be okay with just reading the email. It should serve as just a teaser.

You can check the SEO section of this website, but here's an overview of the things you can do: There are three branches: on-page, off-page, and technical. I'm going to share some info and tips for each one. For on-page, you need to use keywords in your content. You should also use proper...

You do it just like how you would with your social media accounts. You post consistently, enable comments, read comments, and reply to comments when you can. You may also want to put CTA in your blog posts to encourage conversations.

The workaround I would try is I'll create a simple website on sites like Wordpress/Wix/SquareSpace/etc. Just a free one, no need to make a premium account. Then. I'll place a button there that sends the visitor to where I really want to send them. I'll make this site look decent, at least, but...