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Usually it comes down to subreddit rules, account age/karma requirements, and automated spam filters. I’d check the community’s posting requirements first and build some genuine activity before posting frequently. Even normal posts can get filtered on newer accounts.

That’s common for new accounts. Focus on building genuine activity first, comment in relevant communities, follow each subreddit’s rules, and avoid posting the same content repeatedly. Also, don’t rush into adding links. Build some history and trust before using Reddit mainly for traffic.

I would say comment karma is generally more useful for showing you’re an active member because it comes from interactions. But neither karma type guarantees protection from bans or shadowbans Reddit mainly looks at overall account behavior and activity.

Same here, niche placements have been more effective for me. Telegram Ads also works well when you test different audiences and creatives instead of relying on one placement.

I have found consistency works best. Start by answering relevant questions regularly, engage with other users, and focus on genuinely useful answers rather than trying to post in bulk. It usually takes a little time for the momentum to return.

Yes, that’s normal on Quora. Answers often get an initial boost and then slow down.

It really depends on the goal. I would use a channel for audience building, a bot when the offer needs interaction, and a website when the main goal is leads or sales. For ROI, I would track each destination separately rather than judging by clicks alone. In my experience, the best option can...

I would watch for repeated answers, fewer new answers getting visibility, and the same profiles dominating the topic. If engagement starts dropping despite steady views, that’s another strong sign the topic is getting saturated.

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I observe telegram ads are little tricky. People scroll faster than they reply to messages. The key is the strong hook, clear benefit, and testing different creatives. Don't marry one ad forever, sometimes the ugly duckling version gets better results than the fancy one

I think quora is still worth trying, but don't go there with the "I will drop link everywhere and become famous overnight" plan:D. Build your profile, answer genuinely, and help people. The traffic and connections comes after that

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I doubt it's the copy-paste itself, repeated patterns and spammy behavior are probably much bigger red flags.

A week is not long enough to have a big impact, especially if the page already has plenty of internal links pointing to it. Navigation is important, but Google looks at your overall internal linking structure, not just the menu.

I focused on posting regularly, especially Reels, and replied to every comment I got. It was slow at first, but once a few posts started getting traction, the page grew much faster.

I used to see new accounts pick up traction pretty quickly, but now it takes a lot more patience.

getting enough sleep and not overthinking everything has made the biggest difference for me

Same here, I used to reply the second a message popped up, but it got exhausting. Now I check messages a few times during the day, and honestly, it's made things a lot less stressful.