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If your new ad setup isn’t letting you go past about $11 a day, try slowly raising the amount. Make your ads better, change up your words and who sees them to help things work smoother. Let the system help with bidding, and be sure you're following all the rules so your ads get approved. Look...

We’re gonna add that in one of the next versions.

Good luck on your journey!

I think it really depends on the places you want to join and share stuff. Some parts might be the same, but you’ll probably have to figure out each one one at a time.

Yeah, that’s cool with me.

I think selling stuff on Shopify is easier than on other sites. I’ve been using it for a little over 2 years, and it’s been working well. If you make good ads and show them to the right folks, it can really help.

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Can you share any contact info?

Maybe the browser settings and IPs are blocked. You need a new clean place to use your account. Try an anti-detect browser to make different browsers with different settings. Use a proxy to get different IP numbers.

If you're new to making money online, skip FBA for now. Start with freelancing or affiliate work to build up some money and skills, then think about FBA after 6-12 months. If you decide to try FBA, start small with a budget of $500-$1,000 in a niche you know well. Watch YouTube channels like...

1- TikTok advertisements 2- Influencer promotions

You can team up with companies and help show off the things they sell.

I haven’t tried selling on platforms like eBay and Depop yet, but it’s something I might try in the future.

It’s possible with things like viral content, smart posting, or using engagement strategies like collaborations or paid ads. Some accounts can grow quickly, but you should be careful because sometimes these numbers can be boosted in fake ways.

There’s a company that does this... What were they called again? Oh, right, I remember now... Dreamland, Inc. Good luck!

Without an email or phone number, this will be tricky.

When Instagram spots a user with suspicious behavior (like bots, spam, etc.) among your followers, they flag the account and give you the option to remove them. You can learn more about it here: https://help.instagram.com/1542122179895279?helpref=faq_content

Great post @YoutubeScientist! This is a common way to reduce engagement for others. By the way, Instagram has already fixed this problem with their "flagged for review" option.

Try using mobile proxies instead of static residential ones to create them.

It’s not risky, but I recommend using proxies so your IP doesn’t get blocked.