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Yes, but it's more competitive than it used to be. I've found that thoughtful replies and consistent niche content outperform posting more often—building trust seems to matter more than chasing viral reach.

Haha, the "For You" feed can definitely feel like a ragebait Olympics sometimes. There are bots, but the algorithm also loves posts that spark reactions—good or bad. Curating your feed by following quality creators makes a huge difference.

10 accounts... Meta's AI really wasn't in a forgiving mood. Out of curiosity, were those accounts all doing the same type of activity, or were they for completely different purposes? That might help narrow down what triggered the wave of bans.

Absolutely—it just takes more consistency than before. I've had the best results by posting valuable Reels, replying to every comment, and focusing on shares and saves instead of chasing likes.

We've been burning through too many accounts lately. Budget is around $50k/month for Nutra, so we need accounts that can actually survive scaling. What type of accounts do you recommend?

It might create a little social proof, but I wouldn't expect a big algorithm boost. Most platforms are much better at recognizing genuine engagement than just counting likes or comments.

I think it's a real opportunity, but definitely not a shortcut The biggest challenge isn't the platform—it's understanding the local audience and creating content that feels native. Those who get that right seem to do really well.

Quality beats quantity. One good video every 2–3 days can grow faster than daily uploads nobody remembers. The algorithm likes watch time, not your calendar.

10k followers is a great milestone—congrats! But for monetization, platforms are getting much stricter about reused content. If you want long-term income, start adding original commentary, your own voice, or unique insights. It takes more effort, but it's much more sustainable across TikTok...

Treat it like a real person Complete your profile, post consistently for 1–2 weeks, engage naturally (don't spam), avoid mass following, and mix Stories, Reels, and comments. Trust is earned with normal behavior, not speed.

The strongest niches are fashion, beauty, fitness, home decor, digital products, and local services. Consistent Reels, UGC, and DMs usually outperform hard-selling posts. Building trust is what drives conversions.

No, Weibo isn't directly linked to WeChat. You don't have to use a Chinese phone number—many international numbers work. However, some regions may have trouble receiving the verification SMS, so a Chinese number is often more reliable

If it's asking for ID, there's usually no reliable "bypass" anymore. Your best option is to switch to a high-trust aged account instead of fighting the checkpoint. It saves a lot of time and headaches.

YouTube is still one of the best for building trust because people can actually see and hear you That said, the strongest strategy is letting YouTube create authority while LinkedIn or X keeps the conversation going

I’ve been experimenting with Facebook Ads for apps and looking to improve my strategy. Appreciate being here and eager to exchange insights.