What moves you up in algorithm? Not smm panels?

Which one of the methods moves you up better In the algorithm on social media platforms like insta, tiktok, YouTube.
Sites like like4like or smm panels ?

SMM panels will only boost your profile numbers but can hurt your impressions and engagement with real users, as those fake/bot users won’t interact with you and the algorithm will definitely pick up on that

TaMNoNa said:

SMM panels will only boost your profile numbers but can hurt your impressions and engagement with real users, as those fake/bot users won’t interact with you and the algorithm will definitely pick up on that

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I have launched some kind of micro job site where there are only social media exchange interactions. It is not like thise like4like sites which are detected and there is a ban risks for accounts. It is a proof submit wrbsite. Do you think this might give a good organic boost to promoted channels and accounts?

SeoIsArt said:

I have launched some kind of micro job site where there are only social media exchange interactions. It is not like thise like4like sites which are detected and there is a ban risks for accounts. It is a proof submit wrbsite. Do you think this might give a good organic boost to promoted channels and accounts?

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can u share with us that site

"Александр Борисов Захват внимания. Как стать известным в своей нише и влиять на миллионы"

I read an e-book with this title using Google Translate. The author is an experienced person who shares tips in the book about creating YouTube videos for niche experts and improving and increasing view counts.

In the book, the author often describes view counts as 'non-linear,' and at one point advises never to run 'paid ads' when your views start to feel unsatisfactory. If you do, he says, start a new channel, because that one is essentially dead.

I think at this point, I’m equating bots with the people who come from paid ads.

Yesterday, I started a thread on this same topic, but didn’t get much response about bots. My thought is to use bots, but only to a minimal extent — maybe matching, or using a ratio like one-third bots for every organic interaction. The idea is to support organic views with a few bots to draw more attention, but I really have no idea how to go about it or what kind of results it might actually bring.