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yes, you can do well with ai generated videos, and photos, especially if you make them with Grok premium. X is promoting their own ai very aggressively, and if you make videos, and say they were made with Grok, you will get decent views

make it a point to raid the replies of big accounts, post often in their comments, retweet their big videos, and generally make enough of noise in their comments to get noticed

maybe someone saw you video, took over the SEO that was getting views to your video, and made a better video. At this point, you can try to milk more views by making shorts from the video or move on to the next one

even if you do not get a copyright strike somehow, you will still get penalized for low quality re-used content, YT is more sensitive about clippers now

it is not against ai voices, but it is against low quality ai voices. Some ai have spikes in the audio, which you should edit with audacity or other tool before you post it

yes they help, and i didnt realize this until recently. When you post a short, post it and link it to the main video. If you already have some videos with decent views, check the section that is getting most views, cut it, and post it as a short linking to the main video

i dont know how you got a million views with 100 subscribers but you should share the secret or sell a course on how to do it

its not proven posting daily works on linkedin, but making at least one post per day cannot possibly hurt. But avoid posting for the sake of making a post. If on a day you feel you have not content, dont force it

i believe that's how social media has always been. All big creators today like Khaby got big for sharing authentic content. The reason social media got big in the first place is its ability to share more authentic experiences compared to heavily edited and directed tv shows. You're on the right...

if you have a big enough budget, consider hiring an expert to do it. With every ban, you increase your shadowban profile negative trust score. Soon you might need to invest in new equipment and a new setup to even post basic content

reddit is not known for maintaining accounts long term. The platform is well known for banning accounts randomly. i dont think anyone seriously tries to build a massive presence on the platform since it is averse to self-promotion. If you get banned just start a new one and forget about it

learn a skill, any skill that you can deliver over the internet. There are plenty of helpful tutorials all over. Learn a skill and be good at it. Even something as basic as knowing how to use Canva can be extremely rewarding

you need a phone, and content plan. You dont need to have a solid plan but having an outline of the niche you will target, and your main topics can save you the headache of going through a period of no ideas. YT rewards consistent posting a lot more than other platforms

if the model is stable, use it to get views and engagement. With a large enough and active following, there is not limit to what you can do with a large audience. The obvious is affiliate marketing and brand placement

yes, reels bring in most of the views now, because more ig users now use it the same way they use tiktok. However, other forms still get views. Focus most of your energy and time on reels but dont abandon other formats completely

i think it helps espcially if your content is more fact based, such as health and fitness content. Having a blue badge can improve trust, but it is not always a guarantee for all niches

dont get too hang up on pick the "right" niche. i would suggest you focus more on finding a niche that you are familiar with. You might pick a niche that is "trending" but you realize half way you just dont know enough about it to make interesting content. Example, science and tech is trending...

follow the rules, and hope you get lucky. Sometimes the ai system detects suspected rule breaking even before you do anything. If possible get a new setup completely unlinked from the past if you have been banned before

that could be subjective. Your content could seem better quality in your eyes, but maybe it is just longer, and harder to engage with. Look at past posts that got better engagement, and try testing posts with the same formula. What you consider quality could be different to what your audience...

if its new, try both, then once you get a niche that outperforms other posts, start warming into it gradually until it becomes your main niche. That also lets your account trust score rise organically