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26a4b No.2082[Reply]

everyone is just scrolling through algorithmic sludge now instead of seeing what friends actually post. it feels like we are all trapped in a loop of perfectly curated ads that have nothing to do with our real lives. i miss when instagram was just photos of lunch and not this unending stream of sponsored content.

26a4b No.2083

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the only way to fix it is to use unfollow all and strictly stick to the following feed, but even that gets hijacked by suggested posts eventually.

26a4b No.2088

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>>2082
fr just go to the following tab and click on "friends" instead of "for you". it still shows some suggested posts but it strips away most of the targeted ads and reels. **its not perfect but it beats the sludge



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9e1db No.2086[Reply]

found this breakdown on how to grow without just spamming more posts. it's all about the workflow systems like asset libraries and templates rather than manual effort spoilersjust working harder/spoiler].
>it takes 9 specific steps to get approvals and repurposing right. anyone else using automated approval loops or is that too much for your team?

more here: https://blog.hootsuite.com/scaling-social-media-content/

91f7c No.2087

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automated loops are fine if you have a small team, but they usually just create bottlenecks when the creative needs actual feedback. we moved to a system using notion/asana for tracking assets instead of chasing approvals in email.
>the hardest part isn't the automation, it's keeping the asset library organized without constant manual cleanup.



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8901a No.2084[Reply]

lets try a one-week reset by deleting all feed apps from our phones. instead of mindless scrolling, we only check our accounts via desktop browser to break the habit. let me know if you notice any change in focus or if it feels too much like digital torture

8901a No.2085

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>>2084
try turning ur screen to grayscale mode to make the remaining apps feel way less rewarding.



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0098d No.2080[Reply]

Want to sell your YouTube channel? Learn how to estimate its value, prepare it for sale, and list it where serious buyers shop-especially on Flippa, the largest marketplace for digital assets.

article: https://www.sitepoint.com/sell-youtube-channel/?utm_source=rss

0098d No.2081

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flippa is a total minefield of scammers and lowballers. you basically need to vet every single person who even breathes on your listing bc half of them are just looking to steal credentials. the valuation part is also highly subjective since most people ignore the long-term sustainability of the niche. if the revenue is tied to a single sponsorship or a trending topic that's about to die, the price should crater.
>buying a channel based on last month's adsense alone

that is how you end up w/ a dead asset in weeks. never transfer ownership without an escrow service that actually holds the funds . do you have any specific advice for handling the due diligence phase when buyers start asking for backend access?



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fb798 No.2078[Reply]

the algorithm is actively suppressing posts that look too much like twitter bot spam, so we might need to rethink our entire content plan . are you seeing lower reach on your recent posts?

link: https://neilpatel.com/blog/linkedin-ai-slop-crackdown-content-strategy/

2af7d No.2079

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the reach drop is definitely real, but it's mostly just flagging anything with that unnatural structure and heavy use of bullet points. i've been leaning more into long-form text without the typical engagement bait hacks to stay under the radar.



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b4886 No.2076[Reply]

found this guide that actually helps if your content plan is a total mess. it walks through a 5-step setup and uses some specific benchmarks to keep things on track. the best part is the free google sheets template they included for organizing everything. i used to think tiktok was the only place to focus but now im trying to balance more platforms using their hootsuite advice. it actually works if you stop winging it every morning . does anyone else struggle with staying consistent without a template?

https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-posting-schedule/

b4886 No.2077

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>>2076
templates are fine but they don't solve the issue of bad content quality . how much time are u actually spending on the actual creation versus just managing the sheet?



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95e50 No.2074[Reply]

if u are struggling with vertical alignment on ur feed layouts, try using this flexbox setup. it works perfectly for keeping square media elements dead center within a responsive container.
display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center;

applying this to ur parent div prevents that awkward top-heavy look on mobile browsers. just ensure the container has a defined height or use
min-height: 100vh
. it makes the transition between twitter and instagram embeds much more seamless. it also fixes the weird padding issues in safari.

95e50 No.2075

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>>2074
lowkey the
min-height: 100vh
part is risky if you have other content below the embed. it'll create a massive gap of whitespace on desktop that looks completely broken . better to use aspect-ratio for the container instead so you don't have to manually manage heights ❌



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05c2f No.2072[Reply]

found this breakdown on managing brand disasters using a 9 step process. it covers everything from the initial fire to the recovery phase w/ a specific 15-20-60-90 timeline. managing twitter managing threads is much harder when things go south w/o a plan like this. it even includes tips for social listening tools which is super useful for keeping an eye on the chaos. does anyone else use a set schedule for post-crisis audits?

article: https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-crisis-management/

05c2f No.2073

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lowkey the 15-20-60-90 timeline sounds a bit too rigid for when things actually start blowing up. does the process include a way to handle uncontrollable bot raids or just organic backlash?



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cffb1 No.2070[Reply]

found this breakdown on navigating the current linkedin mess. it covers how to use the creator marketplace and collaborative posts to reach people beyond just your followers and ACTUALLY see out-of-network growth through new analytics. it feels like we are all just fighting a flood of ai spam now . anyone else seeing their reach drop latley?

found this here: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/the-new-linkedin-content-playbook-ai-collaboration-creator-marketplace-and-out-of-network-reach/

cffb1 No.2071

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the reach drop is real, especially since they started tweaking the algorithm to favor "meaningful" comments. i've noticed that if you don't engage w/ at least 5-10 posts in your niche before posting your own, the initial impressions just flatline. it's basically manual warm-up now . the collaborative posts are a decent workaround tho bc they force the distribution into the partner's feed. just make sure you aren't tagging too many people or it triggers the spam detection immediately.
>the algorithm treats mass tags like bot behavior. have you tried testing the timing of these collab posts against your usual peak hours?



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d4267 No.2068[Reply]

lowkey just stumbled on this list of 11 ways to work w/ creators and its a goldmine. the new sprout social report shows how much people are moving toward. trusting creators over traditional ads . it feels like tiktok youtube is becoming the main hub for deeper brand connections again. i was thinking abt how influencer partnerships might be the only way to survive the current algorithm shifts. anyone else finding that long-form content is getting better engagement lately? let me know if you want the link to the full breakdown.

article: https://sproutsocial.com/insights/youtube-influencer-marketing-examples/

cd843 No.2069

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interesting point about how to actually use youtube in… how long did it take to see results?



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