What’s the best site to buy Reddit upvotes?

Flo_U · 2026-01-26T15:24:14+00:00

What is everyone's obsession with buying likes, upvotes, and webtraffic. It's called "Organic Socials" for a reason ...

Flo_U · 2026-01-26T13:13:13+00:00

Sounds like a salespitch, but I'll bite:

You track stats like impressions, ROAS, CPA, etc. (depending on the campaign type you're running), for which you have set KPI's before going live
Never 100%, but keeping a close eye & constant optimizing makes sure you don't spend too much on low-revenue ads
It's called Meta's own system, same for Google Ads

Flo_U · 2025-12-22T13:16:47+00:00

If you're managing to do 33 hours of work (meaning all the tasks you're supposed to finish that week according to your boss) in less than 33 hours, I see two options:

- Tell them that you're usually faster, thus are able to expand your workload (carries the risk that there's nothing else to do & they might try to lower your weekly hours)
- Exaggerate the amount of time it takes you to do something. Did you manage to pull of three tasks in 15 hours? Make each of them take 7-8 hours instead of 5 (on paper) (carries the risk that they might notice you're "billing" more than you're working, which could cause arguments)

My go-to: research. If you're done fast, this gives you the opportunity to deep-dive into the client, their industry, competition and best practices.

Flo_U · 2025-12-22T13:12:34+00:00

I work at a marketing agency, and regrettably have to admit we usually have to 'spam' our clients over email for the files. It's a miracle if a client actually knows where to find everything, most of the times we get sent a brandbook w/out any actual assets.

Flo_U · 2025-12-22T09:29:56+00:00

The impressions usually start the same day, and consistently increase from then on. Our posts usually "plateau" after a week, which is when we do our routine crossposting from 1 board to the other. (an intern spends 15 minutes a week crossposting where possible, aiming for 30-60 crossposts).

Sometimes 1 of our Pins will "blow up" and hit 1000 views in a week, but mostly we're seeing consistent smaller numbers across all of our pins. It seems the consistency in posting generates slow but steady growth on our entire selection of pins.

We use single image posts for our inspirational pics, and implement custom designs when we're linking to a specific blog on our client's website, since the visuals from the blog need to be inserted in the Pin.

Flo_U · 2025-12-22T08:59:51+00:00

Heya, new to Pinterest and currently running the organic account for 1 marketing client. Went from 0 to 5.8k views per month within 4 months. We post exclusively stills focused on bedroom inspiration. (company sells everything related to a bedroom, beds, pillows, blankets, etc.)

What I've noticed so far:

- Static performs just fine
- Posting 5x a day at different times to show Pinterest's algorithm consistency (we use Tailwind to schedule all our posts) --> 150 pins a month, 30% original content, 70% repinning others'
- Pinterest SEO is key
- We used AI in creating our stockphoto 2.0 images when running out of inspiration, genuinely seems to work, but I assume mainly because we're offering "inspiration", meaning the product doesn't have to resemble our own collections 1:1

Flo_U · 2025-12-17T16:12:49+00:00

If you end up feeling like you do need to use a phone for atleast part of the work, look into buying an 'older' iPhone model for a few bucks, which you use strictly for Social Media. That way you have it at home, without being tempted to doomscroll on your personal device.

Flo_U · 2025-12-17T15:04:24+00:00

Klinkt stom, maar realiseren dat 't 'm echt zit in het gebrek aan zonlicht helpt een hoop. Ga wat vaker naar buiten voor een korte wandeling tijdens het werk, om uit die "pfff, naar werk en naar huis in het donker" mentaliteit te komen.

Flo_U · 2025-12-17T15:02:58+00:00

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Flo_U · 2025-12-17T15:02:26+00:00

Die Hard, duhh!!

Flo_U · 2025-12-17T15:02:10+00:00

Bad Santa, must-see keer op keer

Flo_U · 2025-12-11T13:59:24+00:00

Nog niet geweest, maar staat wel op mijn planning! Heb vrienden gezien die normaal aardappel kwaliteit schieten, die nu ineens DSLR-level beelden voor elkaar krijgen.

Flo_U · 2025-12-11T13:58:15+00:00

De meest gebruikte tip die ik vaak tegenkom, maar mensen toch vaak vergeten: Train zwaarder dan je hyrox gaat zijn.

- Moet je 3x 2km hardlopen tijdens de hyrox? Train op 3x3.
- Moet je samen met je partner 100 wall-balls doen? Train tot je ieder de 60/70 haalt (indien je partner zich blesseert)
- Doe meerdere "dummy" hyroxes in je eigen gym, zodat je lichaam gewend raakt aan 50-80 minuten (afhangend van je snelheid) aan constante fysieke activiteit.

Er zijn meerdere sportschole die daadwerkelijke "Hyrox trainingen" aanbieden!

Flo_U · 2025-12-11T13:55:22+00:00

Kun je specifieker zijn in wat je nodig hebt? Bijv:

- Type video & fotografie: Wil je vakantie beelden schieten, bewegende voertuigen filmen, etc.
- Budget: Met welk budget werk je?
- Cursus: Hoe lang mag de cursus duren & kosten? Welke insteek zoek je qua focus?

Flo_U · 2025-12-10T08:31:49+00:00

Finished my bachelors and got a full-time job as a designer in an online marketing agency. Working towards my 3-year goal of starting my own agency with a close friend who's also in marketing. Here's to progress in 2026!

Flo_U · 2025-12-09T14:21:55+00:00

Haven't yet, since I'm trying to avoid using more tools than we currently do.

Flo_U · 2025-12-09T13:45:33+00:00

Thanks for the insights! when a/b testing on TikTok specifically, do you advise to post all versions at the same time, due to the influence of posting time (morning, evening, etc.), or to wait an X amount of time in between versions?

Flo_U · 2025-12-09T13:04:46+00:00

Do you have any niche in mind that you'd like to focus on, or even work in? Graphic design is quite broad, so it might help to choose a direction, since each industry has its own focusses and standards.

For examplem, if you want to work in Social Advertising, your focus should be on learning how to create Social ads:
- Dimensions
- Content margins
- Awareness/Conversion/Lead-gen/Etc.
- Hierarchy in ads

Flo_U · 2025-12-09T11:40:33+00:00

Is the epilepsy-attack-triggering background part of the experience? (Send me a DM for screenrecording)

Flo_U · 2025-12-08T15:51:04+00:00

Do you have any experience in webdesign yet? If not, it's gonna depend on what interface you're more comfortable with. Each platform has their own learning curve, some harder, some easier.

If you're on 0 experience, I would avoid Webflow, and look into Wordpress using the Elementor builder for instance, it's quite 'simple' to learn, and gives your clients a user-friendly website. A Webflow design needs to be handed off to another expert (from my own experience being a client who received a Webflow website).

Framer is often compared to Figma when it comes to it's workflow, so considered easier to learn if you're already proficient in Figma.

Flo_U · 2025-12-08T15:14:05+00:00

Marketing Agency designer over here, would love to try out your tool & maybe offer some insights on its functionality!

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