larkine
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That’s exactly the kind of thing that looks manageable until you’ve saved fifty clips and can’t remember which place was the pastry shop and which one was the tapas bar. I’d start a custom list in Google Maps and add each spot as you come across it, then use notes for whatever looked good in the video. That way you can group places by neighborhood and quickly see what’s close when you’re already out walking around.
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A profile full of posts with zero likes can also put people off. They may assume nobody is paying attention and keep scrolling before they look at the work. For the first push, you can get free Twitter likes here: https://upvote.club/twitter/like . Use the starter points on the tweet that shows your strongest pieces instead of spreading them across every post. The activity will make that tweet look less empty while the replies you leave in hobby discussions bring interested people to the account.
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The niche matters way more than anything else. A lot of people go after whatever’s trending on TikTok and by the time they’ve sorted out a supplier the trend’s already dead. Seasonal stuff is another trap, looks like demand but it’s gone in six weeks. Products people buy more than once is where things hold up over time. AliExpress order counts and review patterns give you a rough read on what actually has consistent buyers behind it.
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Guess you guys are either a pretty new agency or just haven’t worked on international projects before. Most SEO folks know residential proxies are the way to go for this kind of thing. Just Google around for companies that sell them, there’s a ton out there.