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Competition-based mechanics tend to be more engaging than random rewards. Leaderboard, events, and limited-time offers give users reasons to come back. Doing everything from scratch can take a lot of time, hence why working with tested modules/APIs would make sense if they fit product requirements.

I do not believe that shared IP/device will always be the problem. From my experience, account activity patterns, posting frequency, quality of content, and engagement factors play an even bigger role. Cloud phones may assist in organizing things but they definitely cannot be treated as the...

For me, being consistent and relevant is way more important than putting tons of tags on my posts. In addition, I noticed that reblogging posts from active users in the same niche, along with some original content, works pretty well.

Here is my short answer in the style of BHW: The number of posts doesn’t count; what really counts is the quality of the posts, the age of your account, karma variety, and real engagement. Natural history of posting with real comments and activity looks trustworthy