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Facebook is still very active but the younger audience has definitely shifted more toward TikTok and Instagram. It really depends on your target audience and niche.

I’d check the exact policy reason and simplify the claims around earnings or recruitment. Sometimes the landing page and funnel content can trigger the rejection too not just the ad itself.

Please share case study

I’d use a business account and grow it organically. Saves and engagement can help distribution but content quality and relevance matter too. Avoid risky growth methods that could get the account banned.

I’d check if those keywords are actually relevant first. If they fit the page naturally and bring useful traffic then updating the content around them can be worth it.

I’d focus on making each video interesting from the first few seconds and keep testing different ideas. Revamping an old account is fine too if the new content stays consistent.

Exactly. A thank you page should have a purpose. If it only adds an extra click then sending users directly to the next useful step makes more sense.

For a local real estate site I’d focus more on relevant local links and genuine mentions than PBNs. DA will grow naturally if you build strong local authority over time.

I’d also prefer a written step by step method for creating and managing multiple profiles instead of a live video session.

I do act on gut feeling sometimes, especially for obvious content issues, but I always check the data afterward to see if the change actually helped.

I’d try creator marketplaces first for quicker results, then use cold outreach for creators who are a perfect fit. Small niche creators can often give better value than larger accounts.

I’m looking for a few strong guest post placements for a new site. Can you send over some high DR websites with real traffic stats and rates? Also, how long do the posts and backlinks usually stay live?

Yeah I’ve seen this happen with new TikTok accounts too. I’d check Account Status first then test different hooks and content styles for a week before changing your posting schedule.

Yes. Guest posts can still work for rankings in 2026 when the site is genuinely relevant and the placement adds real value.

I usually focus on the content first and discuss the link once there’s interest. For paid placements though being clear upfront can save time for both sides.