Add blog or make a separate account?

JellyX

JellyX

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Ive made an automated tumblr blog, and started doing F/U (via api if it makes any difference) following like 150+ people a day. I want to start another one, but im not sure if i should just add a blog, or create a totally new account.

First of all, will i be able to switch the blog im doing F/U with, if its on the same account? Or will it show my main blog on their notifications? And most importantly, is my account gonna be safe following a combined amount of like 300-400 ppl per day between the two blogs?

Those accounts are mostly for testing purposes, so im not planning on buying proxies for them. But it would still suck if i grew them and then lost them.

Whats ur guys opinion?
 
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Honestly keep it combined. Maintaining 2 separate sites is a hassle when your energy can be spent on other things, and it isn't really worth it when there's enough overlap. Make sure you have consistent tagging and organization so people can find what they want.
 
for me I'd keep them together and use generic name instead.
I have 5 sites, it's stressful moving them between host, the worse is income is low.
 
Actually, I would make a completely new account, it's not a big problem in this case.
 
sisilynora said:
Honestly keep it combined. Maintaining 2 separate sites is a hassle when your energy can be spent on other things, and it isn't really worth it when there's enough overlap. Make sure you have consistent tagging and organization so people can find what they want.
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Ikari Shinji said:
for me I'd keep them together and use generic name instead.
I have 5 sites, it's stressful moving them between host, the worse is income is low.
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Why I have a strong feeling that both of this account belongs to the same person?
Registered on the same date.
Post on almost same threads.
 
sisilynora said:
Honestly keep it combined. Maintaining 2 separate sites is a hassle when your energy can be spent on other things, and it isn't really worth it when there's enough overlap. Make sure you have consistent tagging and organization so people can find what they want.
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Managing isn't an issue. I've got everything fully automated.

I'll just create a separate account, since from the answers I got, it seems that it's basically viewed as one account, hosting 2 blogs and that isn't optimal for my case
 
The newly registered accounts are more likely to be flagged as suspicious by the system when they carry out large-scale following (but I think whether it's a new or an old account, if it follows hundreds of users within a short period of time, it will be judged as abnormal behavior)
 
Separate accounts for each automated blog so you can control which one follows people and avoid exposing your main blog, while also keeping your overall follow activity lower on each account to reduce any risk and keep your projects growing steadily.
 
The bigger risk is volume 300- 400 follows per day on one account can still flag the account level, especially via API. If you're testing, adding a second account is safer
 
To stay safe, keep growth moderate, avoid aggressive automation, and consider separate accounts so each blog builds naturally without risking limits or account loss.
 
you can switch which blog does the following on the same account, but doing 300–400 follows/day total is risky, especially with automation and no proxies.
 
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