Twitter Twitter suspended my highly popular adult account. Rest in peace.

[TrainEdit]

I'm uncertain why they suspended my account; all I did was upload some yoga exercise videos, nothing more. I was consistently receiving thousands of impressions/views daily and generating traffic to my promotion link, making some money in the process.

Now, I need to shift my focus to another platform to promote my smartlink. What are the best alternatives to drive traffic to a smartlink offer? I attempted Facebook, but my seven-year-old account got banned within a few days, even though I wasn't spamming—just posting on 7 or 8 groups a day.

How else can I effectively drive traffic to my smartlink offer? I aim to have my link seen by at least 10 thousand people a day; what strategies can help me achieve this?

 

[wonderful]

Relying on third-party platforms always entails a risk.

Establish your own platform by driving social media traffic to it.

 

[MdoggMister]

Relying on third-party platforms always entails a risk.

Establish your own platform by driving social media traffic to it.

I attempted that as well, launching my adult website on May 1st and patiently waiting for over two months for Google to index my posts. Unfortunately, none of my content got indexed. Consequently, creating my own platform is no longer feasible for me, and I have to rely on established platforms.

 

[byosbo]

It seems that Twitter does not welcome affiliate links, and this might be the underlying issue. Nevertheless, consider exploring ways to address and recover from this situation.

 

[robertocarlos92]

I believe you can file an appeal to regain access to your account.