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From my perspective, reddit feels more powerful for quick reach. A single post in an active subreddit can start real discussions and bring instant visibility that quora usually takes months to build.

Can I pick the language or region of the podcasts?

Try adding polls, questions, and stickers - they boost interaction. Also post at the same time daily and tag relevant accounts or locations for better reach.

It’s still kinda risky. Works fine if you go slow and mix it with real engagement, but too much too fast can hurt reach. Drip-feed and good content help it look natural.

Try warming up slowly - post normal content for a week or two, interact with followers, and avoid big changes right away. Sudden activity shifts often trigger reports.

Yeah, carousel posts still work great if the design and hooks are strong. Add value in each slide and use stories to stay active - it still helps growth.

For me, late evenings around 8–10 PM EST work best. Weekends also get more engagement since people scroll more.

Yeah, faceless pages still work if the content feels real. Use trending audio, good captions, and stay consistent - quotes and story-style videos still pull views.

Short, relatable clips with trending sounds work best for me. Posting at the right time and keeping hooks strong in the first 2 seconds helps a lot too.

Posting Reels and engaging in comments helped me the most. Hashtags still work but not as much as before - consistency and good content matter more.

Start slow - use the account manually for a week. Like, follow, and comment a bit daily. Don’t post or automate too early; build trust first.