#Best Reddit marketing tools

[sociocosmos]

How to Get More Reddit Followers: A Guide to Sociocosmos

Are you looking to increase your visibility on Reddit? Do you want to build a loyal following and engage with a passionate community? Sociocosmos can help you achieve your goals.

What is Sociocosmos?

Sociocosmos is a platform that allows you to buy Reddit followers. By increasing your follower count, you can:

Enhance your credibility: A larger following can make your account appear more trustworthy and influential.

Increase your visibility: More followers mean more people will see your posts and comments.

Boost your engagement: A larger following can lead to more upvotes, comments, and discussions.

How to Use Sociocosmos

Using Sociocosmos is simple. Just follow these steps:

Create an account: Sign up for a free account on Sociocosmos.

Choose a package: Select a package that suits your needs.

Provide your Reddit username: Enter the username of the account you want to boost.

Make a payment: Complete the payment process.

Wait for delivery: Your followers will be delivered within the specified timeframe.

Important Considerations

While buying followers can be a quick way to boost your visibility, it’s important to use it responsibly. Here are some tips:

Focus on quality content: Create high-quality content that is relevant to your target audience.

Engage with the community: Participate in discussions, answer questions, and build relationships with other Redditors.

Use Sociocosmos wisely: Don’t rely solely on buying followers. Combine it with organic growth strategies to achieve long-term success.

By following these tips and using Sociocosmos effectively, you can significantly increase your Reddit following and build a strong online presence.

[rivkae-winters]

Edit: the app launched and Is down- I have the initial apology video in a post here and I’m working on getting a full archive of their TikTok up ASAP. I’m letting the rest of this post remain since I do still stand by most of it and also don’t like altering things already in circulation.

Warning for criticism and what I’d consider some harsh to outright mean words:

So I’ve just been made aware of the project known of as ‘lore.fm’ and I’m not a fan for multiple reasons. For one this ‘accessibility’ tool complicates the process of essentially just using a screen reader (something native to all I phones specifically because this is a proposed IOS app) in utterly needless and inaccessible ways. From what I have been seeing on Reddit they have been shielding themselves (or fans of the project have been defending them) with this claim of being an accessibility tool as well to which is infuriating for so many reasons.

I plan to make a longer post explaining why this is a terrible idea later but I’ll keep it short for tonight with my main three criticisms and a few extras:

1. Your service requires people to copy a url for a fic then open your app then paste it into your app and click a button then wait for your audio to be prepared to use. This is needlessly complicating a process that exists on IOS already and can be done IN BROWSER using an overlay that you can fully control the placement of.

2. This is potentially killing your own fandom if it catches on with the proposed target market of xreader smut enjoyers because of only needing the link as mentioned above. You don’t have to open a fic to get a link this the author may potentially not even get any hits much less any other feedback. At least when you download a pdf you leave a hit: the download button is on the page with the fic for a reason. Fandom is a self sustaining eco system and many authors get discouraged and post less/even stop writing all together if they get low interaction.

3. Maybe we shouldn’t put something marketed as turning smut fanfic into audio books on the IOS App Store right now. Maybe with KOSA that’s a bad idea? Just maybe? Sarcasm aside we could see fan fiction be under even more legal threat if minors use this to listen to the content we know they all consume via sites like ao3 (even if we ask them not to) and are caught with it. Auditory content has historically been considered much more obscene/inappropriate than written content: this is a recipe for a disaster and more internet regulations we are trying to avoid.

I also have many issues with the fact that this is obviously redistributing fanfiction (thus violating the copyright we hold over our words and our plots) and removing control the author should have over their content and digital footprint. Then there is the fact that even though the creator on TikTok SAYS you can email to have your fic ‘excluded’ based on the way the demo works (pasting a link) I’m gonna assume that’s just to cover her ass/is utter bullshit. I know that’s harsh but if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it’s probably a duck.

I am all for women in stem- I’ve BEEN a woman in Stem- but this is not a cool girl boss moment. This is someone naive enough to think this will go over well at best or many other things (security risks especially) at worst.

In conclusion for tonight: I hope this person is a troll but there is enough hype and enough paid for web domains that I don’t think that’s the case. There are a litany of reasons every fanfic reader and writer should be against something like this existing and I’ll outline them all in several other posts later.

Do not email their opt out email address there is no saying what is actually happening with that data and it is simply not worth the risks it could bring up. I hate treating seemingly well meaning people like potential cyber criminals but I’ve seen enough shit by now that it’s better to be safe than sorry. You’re much safer just locking all your fics to account only. I haven’t yet but I may in the future if that is the only option.

If anyone wants a screen reader tutorial and a walk through of my free favorites as well as the native IOS screen reader I can post that later as well. Sorry for the heavy content I know it’s not my normal fare.

[centrally-unplanned]

I have been taking my fit-and-starts second stab at playing Victoria 3 - I did a Japan run, and a Korea run, and this is a very frustrating game. It bothers me because its deep core is probably the best of Vicky so far. It understands that the appeal of these game is Factorio-esque; you want to build up this cool little supply chain that goes chug chug chug I make-a the widgets and numbers go up.

Vicky 1 was ofc just pure cheese; most goods could just be dumped on the global market with no buyer and do fine, certain goods were just hard-coded to be profitable, and insane things like 100% of import costs coming out of the government's budget pushed you towards a kind of samey, slapdash hyper-industrial mercantilism. Vicky 2 was the opposite - so opaque in its function that you as the player didn't really have agency over it, as the vaunted World Market just does its thing. Your strategies "worked" no matter what you really did though, so you just kind of followed basic "build factory in same territory as RGO" logic and let the system run itself. Both of these systems made for functional-but-not-exceptional gameplay loops.

Vicky 3 is more complicated than its predecessors, but in ways that makes how the economic system functions more concrete. You have local prices for goods, wider markets with clearly labelled high-and-low demand, and clearly defined "production methods" where buildings can commit to better tech at the cost of different inputs. As a player you can build factories, farms, and mines of a dozen different types anywhere, so you always have agency - and those new production lines gives you goals. Invent steel tools, so now your tooling workshops can make more tools but will need steel instead of iron as a input? You can switch over the lines...but make sure you have enough steel mills! And oh, that drives down the price of tools once you do it...so now your cattle ranches can justify switching their line to tool-assisted butchers! And now you make more meat, your local cost is low, but oh in the Russian market meat prices are high - as shown by that little gold coin icon it - so you can export it now!

Things are looped, contingent, and based on your decisions. It is simple, of course, you are making lots of little, easy calls that build you up over time - which is what makes it fun. It has to be simple, because otherwise it is a dizzyingly complex web of a million markets, it would never work. You feel like you are actually building the economy without being overwhelmed by it.

Which would be great if it wasn't stapled to one of the worst political & military systems I have ever seen, played with a UI God abandoned in shame.

So you can join the markets of other countries? Like you have your own market as a default, so you can click the "market" tab and it will show you how much wheat your country makes, how much iron it buys, etc. All good. But if you join another country's market, now that tab shows the collective market, everyone's wheat, iron, etc. Useful but like obiously I am not playing the market, I am playing the country; so how do I see how much wheat I make?

You can't.

You actually can't! Idk maybe they patched it in recently, but I couldn't find it and all the reddit threads I google from 2023 say you can't. Are you planning to declare independence and wanna see if you make enough food for your people? Too bad! Fuck around and find out I guess. I saw one thread where someone's advice was "save the game, declare independence, screenshot the new market, then reload". Quantum timeline level of experimental design going on in these guys' Bureau of Labor Statistics.

It isn't even the gameplay implications that bother me the most - this is a game about building an economy. You want to see what you built! And they stop you. It is baffling, and is just the tip of the iceberg - there are so many things like this. One of my favourites is that your "construction sector" is a hybrid of government and private projects, sometimes it is you spending the money, sometimes investors. Okay, cool, when it is you spending it comes out of your treasury, right? Well, yes, but the way they show that is when everyone spends it comes out of your treasury, but the private sector reimburses you for their share. Which you will not understand your first ~3 games, and instead just see huge red numbers on your budget screen and panic. And you are just left asking why? Why do that?

Beyond UI, the political system is just half-baked. It is "interest groups", each has baseline popularity, and verrrry slowly that changes as your economic structure changes (or revolutions). And to change laws you initiate campaigns to drum up support with roll dice to pass/fail. Which isn't a bad baseline, but it completely fails to capture how political change occurred in the era. Like the Meiji Restoration is "done" by you putting industrialists in power and kicking out the "landlords" lol. Japan didn't have industrialists then! Landlords are the ones who did the restoring of Meiji.

More importantly than inaccurate it isn't fun - to change a law you just arrange a coalition in power than kind of backs it, then pray you get good random events. In Vicky 2 they had a lot more railroad-style decisions and stuff you could do to capture history, "hit this military score benchmark and launch a civil war" kind of stuff. It wasn't complicated, and it was less organic, but it was pro player agency, you could take active steps to achieve it. In Vicky 3 it is mainly waiting or cheese - people often talk about getting the Meiji Restoration by deleting all your armies at game start and launching a civil war immediately that the AI will lose by default. A checkbox decision is better than that!

The military mechanics are the epitome of their "systems over gameplay" approach. What they wanted to do was two-fold; reduce micro in Vicky 2 where it is "click army to province" over and over, and "balance" the game by making combat not reward micro where players could cheese the AI. Very valid goals, I totally support it. What they did was built a system where armies auto-move to "fronts" and their AI can't handle it, but now as a player my agency over my units is gone so I can't fix it. The UI is awful, you can't even really tell armies to attack or defend, they just ~whim. You have to do a lot of clicking to fight the system - yes it is less clicking than Vicky 2, but in Vicky 2 that wasn't mentally taxing, it was fun enough to wage the war you wanted to wage. Everything was concrete and in your control.

Here...look, as Korea I declared war on China to gain independence. Then the UK - not my ally, just separately, declared war on China as well. So now we are kindaaaa on the same side? At which point half my army auto-reployed to Hong Kong because a "new front" had "appeared". One my one boat. Then the UK declared war on me as well and then 50% of my army was fighting the UK in the South China Sea alongside the Russians (???) while the other half of my army is sitting there at home facing the Qing troops along the Yalu River going "bro, wtf?". At one point a newly spawned army of mine tried to auto-redeploy to Senegal.

All of this is just so preventable - you wanna reduce micro? Make combat provinces really big. You just invade "Manchuria", no clicking from Jilin to Mukden, and have bordering armies support each other defensively or something like that so you don't have to dash back and forth. Don't try to make your AI "do it for you" because it clearly can't and you want to play your own game. I'm sure the above will get better as I learn the system but I can just see the hundreds of players who saw this system and insta-quit, because until you "understand" it, it stabs you in the back. Not what you want out of a game.

Anyway enough me whinging about the game for way too long - the fundamentals are strong in the end. I will test out mods, I could see an overhaul mod really fixing everything except maybe the combat (and then you just cope). I definitely want it to work, the potential is high.

[houseofbrat]

Still so William let his cancer stricken wife being trolled online for the mother day pictures as well have her carry bags during at the farmers market. William sigh

That's the worst part. She had cancer all along and William was like "all right under the bus you go Cathy!"

Meanwhile the stans are calling him a hot zaddy and lusting after him.

Granted we are on Reddit so I guess the bare minimum is expected for men.

They have an entire press office and people that they pay to be their mouthpiece to the public.  Why the hell didn’t they just hand all of this off to them to have a plan to roll out to the public?  How did this go so badly?

Honestly, I'd love to know the whole story. Just to be clear, I mean the whole story of the PR fiasco, not Kate's specific medical problems.

This might be an incredibly unpopular opinion, not sure, but I really disagree with everyone saying oh she shouldn't have had to tell us about her cancer, she should have full privacy, etc. I agree with those thoughts for celebrities and influencers, but for people supposed to lead a country and whose lives are being fully funded by taxpayers, I do think they owe a duty of transparency around their health. I'm in the U.S. and we've all seen outrage because Biden's defense secretary kept cancer a secret for like a day, because Trump refused to release his physical results, I could go on.

I think it’s a really hard judgement to make because royalty is such a unique role, and there really isn’t much to compare it to.  Not to mention that there are 2 separate questions: what was she obligated to announce and what should they have expected as far as levels of curiosity about a high profile public figure.  I do think that there would have been strategies that they could have used to better preserve privacy in the face of public curiosity.

I agree. I tend to think royalty doesn't get to be totally private about major life events but that doesn't mean they don't deserve ANY privacy. I just feel like the outraged comments about how sad it is she was forced to tell people because of their evil speculating ways are going too far in the other direction.

I don't think she necessarily has to share a diagnosis, but expecting that she could disappear entirely from public view and no-one would ask any questions is ridiculous. They had at least two months to come up with any plan besides complete silence.

I never wanted them to discuss her medical issues but transparency would have helped. Don't treat people like idiots. They mishandled this, and there were a million ways to keep things private but not have things turn into a cluster. Prayers for Catherine.

in terms of prognosis...

"preventive" chemotherapy is a positive sign here

the fact that the surgeon did not recognize he was looking at a cancer tumor in the OR is a positive sign here

the fact that it required a complex biopsy (it took 5 weeks) for the pathology to find the cancer is a positive sign.

Having been through this recently with a spouse, what you’re saying sounds correct to me too.  She would have had the best of diagnostic tools, so that would have ruled out large masses.  The language also indicates that what they found was small.

whoever ran the PR definitely did it poorly. Part of the reason the mother's day photo blew into a bigger news event was all the major news agencies put out a kill notice on it. and they only did that because Kensington palace declined to share the unedited one when asked.

Chetwynd said news agencies asked Kensington Palace to provide the original photo, but they did not receive a reply. That’s when they decided to issue “kill notices,” something that is very rarely done.

but they didn’t stick to the timeline.. they decided to reveal a doctored image and then make Kate take the fall for it. even if she did edit the picture on her own just for fun, they didn’t have to put it on her alone? the whole thing was so odd.

They could have skipped the fake photo release. They could have reacted to the swell of interest by putting out a statement that there have been developments and they will communicate when they are ready. To pretend nothing happened since the Jan announcement is disingenuous and PR is about real time handling

[cindylouwho-2]

RECENT SEO & MARKETING NEWS FOR ECOMMERCE, March 2024

Welcome to my roundup of SEO and marketing news and useful resources for ecommerce businesses, March edition. There is a lot going on with Google, and some really strong marketing pieces this time around, so let's get right to it.

SEO: GOOGLE & OTHER SEARCH ENGINES 

Google launched both a core algorithm update and spam updates on March 5, with the spam update ending on the 20th. Core updates now include the Helpful Content algorithm. In early observations, Etsy and Reddit both picked up visibility in the UK. 

The Helpful Content algorithm updates late last year destroyed a lot of sites’ Google traffic. Avoid the things they had in common.  You can read the full study here. 

Ecommerce sites were some of the biggest losers in Google visibility in 2023, with Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Etsy, Target and Best Buy in the top 10 of sites whose Google appearances slipped. 

New to Google SEO? They’ve revamped their SEO starter guide for people like you. And if you are more advanced and want to learn how to optimize your website product pages, this is a good overview. 

This lengthy article on backlinks for ecommerce websites covers pretty much all the angles, including the really difficult ones. 

Reminder that if you want to rank on Google for a search term, you need to look at what is already ranking, and make decisions based on that content. [video and transcript] This works for most search engines, not just Google. 

Yes, Google crawls “high quality” content more often. I used to refer to this as Google thinking the page is “interesting”, so I guess I will need to change my wording...

While Google sends the most traffic to websites, people spend a lot more of their online time elsewhere. Market where people are, not just where your stats say they came from. 

Sadly, Google has stopped providing caches of website pages in its search results. While you can still see the caches of some pages by using the Google search Cache:[page link] as in cache:https://cindylouwho-2.tumblr.com that will eventually stop working as well. Bing still provides caches, but unfortunately both it and the Wayback Machine do not crawl often enough to give really recent results most of the time. 

Missed Google news in February? Here’s your update. And just in case you are really behind, here is January. 

Not Google

Unsure if your website has enough good backlinks? Bing Webmaster Tools will now tell you if you don’t. 

Yandex - the top search engine in Russia - was sold by its Dutch ownership group to a consortium in Russia. 

SOCIAL MEDIA - All Aspects, By Site

General

A US study of social media use found that the most popular site was YouTube, with 83% of adults using it. Two-thirds of American adults use Facebook, while TikTok is up to ⅓ of the US population. 

Because they do change periodically, here are the latest image and video sizes recommended for the top social media platforms. [infographic]

Bluesky is now open to everyone - it was previously invite-only. 

Facebook (includes relevant general news from Meta)

Meta has introduced several changes to its Ad options, applying to Facebook and Instagram. 

Meta had a great 4th quarter in 2023, with revenue, users, and earnings per share up. “Fast-growing upstarts Temu and Shein, which originated in China, have been pouring money into ads on Facebook and Instagram. Li said on Thursday that revenue from China-based advertisers accounted for 10% of sales for the year and 5 percentage points of growth.”

Instagram

An updated post on Instagram's algorithm and how it works. 

Instagram is still beta testing longer Reels for some users. 

If your account is a brand account, you can now run ads on Instagram with coupon codes right in them. (Some Facebook users can already do this.)

LinkedIn

Among other recent changes on LinkedIn, the algorithm is now looking to boost important content longer than just the first day or two after publication. 

Pinterest

Pinterest has its own stats package, called Pinterest Analytics, but only for “Business” accounts. They show how many people clicked on the outgoing links, how many people saw your pin on their screen, and much more. Here’s everything you need to know. 

Reddit

Reddit successfully launched on the stock market this past week, but questions remain about how this will change the site. 

Google is paying Reddit to scrape its content through the API instead of from the web. 

Snapchat

Snap was a little later than most tech companies doing layoffs recently, waiting until February 5 to let 10% off staff go. 

Threads

Threads is so new that the algorithm is bound to change a lot in the next year, but for right now, here is how it works. 

TikTok

There is an overwhelming amount of info out there on the US attempt to either ban TikTok or force its sale, and much of it is incomplete, so I will let you Google to your heart’s content if you want to learn more. If you are relying on TikTok to drive sales, this would be a good time to make sure you diversify your promotional strategy. 

You can now track trending terms on TikTok through the Creator Search Insights section. “Creator Search Insights will highlight frequently searched topics, which creators can organize by category (for example, tourism, sports, science) or tailor to their content type with the “For You” option. Additionally, creators can filter for “content gap” topics, which are highly searched but have relatively few videos on TikTok covering them.“

TikTok may be testing a photo app, which would obviously compete with Instagram. 

Twitter

What? Twitter may have lied about its Super Bowl ad performance? I’m so not shocked. 

Tumblr

Tumblr will be selling data access to AI companies. 

YouTube

This is a pretty decent article on YouTube SEO. 

(CONTENT) MARKETING (includes blogging, emails, and strategies) 

Small and micro-businesses need an email list. An email list is:  

portable (unlike most social media followers or marketplace buyers) 

is available to almost everyone, as we all need at least one email address if we are online

less susceptible to the whims of algorithms (unlike SEO, marketplaces, social etc.)  

I keep seeing people argue that no one opens emails, but the chart in the article above is proof that is still wrong. (My blog email list averages close to a 70% open rate, depending on the topic and the time I send it. My jewellery email list - which I hardly ever send to - still has an over 30% open rate. My click rates are well above the industry averages, usually 30 to 40% of all recipients for the blog list. These are much better numbers than social, and astronomically better than my clickthrough rate on Google and other search engines.)

Gmail and Yahoo both changed how they handle bulk emails such as newsletters in February. Here’s what you need to know on the basics, including authenticating yourself so your email gets through. 

Find out how to get people to read all the way to the end of your content. 

Get ready for April marketing with 5 topical ideas. National Handmade Day is April 6. 

We should all think twice before deciding to use AI to create content. “Circa 2024, generative AI does not produce new ideas or even develop its own conclusions. Rather, it regurgitates information that it has indexed.” Not convinced? Here’s another article. “AI-generated content represents the literal “average of everything online.”

ONLINE ADVERTISING (EXCEPT INDIVIDUAL SOCIAL MEDIA AND ECOMMERCE SITES) 

Google Ads can now be tracked in Google Analytics 4. 

Both Google Ads and Microsoft Advertising were up in the 4th quarter of 2023. 

STATS, DATA, TRACKING 

Google Analytics 4 tracks organic traffic differently than the previous version. Here’s how to figure it out. 

BUSINESS & CONSUMER TRENDS, STATS & REPORTS; SOCIOLOGY & PSYCHOLOGY, CUSTOMER SERVICE 

I’ve probably posted this specific article before, but it is worth another read: how to communicate with customers.  For example, “Mirroring your customer’s tone lets them know you’re on their side. If a customer is formal, for example, hold back on the LOLs. If they’re more casual, relax your tone.”

According to a US study, Generation Z is skewing the traditional marketing funnel. “Per Archrival’s data, 77 per cent of Gen Zs and 79 per cent of millennials in the US are actively seeking style inspiration at least monthly, with almost half of those looking for style inspiration on social media. When asked where they learn about new brands, products and experiences, video reigns supreme: YouTube is the most popular platform with Gen Zs, followed by TikTok, then Instagram.”

Trend alert: bag charms are back. 

IMAGES, VIDEO, GRAPHIC DESIGN, & FREE ONLINE TOOLS

Almost all of these 12 video tools are free, and some can be used on your phone. 

MISCELLANEOUS

This is an older piece, but it checks out: IKEA Hacks for Craft Show Displays. A few of these could be done with non-IKEA items. 

Want to stay up-to-date on a nearly daily basis? Follow me on Bluesky or on LinkedIn, or become a member of my Patreon.

[sunbentshadows]

One thing I don't see lots of folks talking about here re: so-called "AI" tools, possibly because I see far fewer tech-circles posting on this site, is the impending Catch-22 of tech or tech-adjacent jobs utilizing AI or LLM models. I think a lot of folks are caught up in the art-theft, the nonsense generation, and both of those are TRUE PROBLEMS THAT SUCK -- they also don't seem to know that LLM tools are actually, I think, soon going to be a near-requirement for jobs that have any element of coding or are tech-adjacent.

I know for a fact the MOST-senior, best programmer on my team is using AI to write his scripts. Why? Because it's fast. The mistakes it makes, according to him, tend to be easy and quick fixes, or made up method calls, and that's simple to tweak. There are anecdotes on reddit and Bluesky about scripts or programs that would normally take two weeks for a person to perfect being hashed out in a day using AssGPT or BroPilot. I believe it, I've seen it.

If we apply that more widely - this is what a lot of tech workers are going to be doing, ARE doing, right now. I am significantly concerned about the future of these jobs, or say, if you have moral-takes with AI or LLM tools. I strongly suspect, due to productivity gains, soon "not using them" isn't going to be an acceptable option to managers-that-be - this isn't for things like "Ooooh well you should just go learn new skills," it's that the market saturation will require one of your skills to be using LLM/AI coding-tools.

People can't learn new skills nearly as quickly as LLM's have started spitting out code that is almost entirely correct. It's just not going to happen - we need practice and repetition, and AI-adjacent programs just... don't. I can also say with confidence, the only reason we haven't seen it at wide-adoption within companies yet is due to concerns about proprietary secret-leaks. That's it. That's the thread that is currently separating LLM-use as a requirement vs a sanctioned-but-nothing-too-specific-in-the-machine activity.

I know the current hotness is that AI-tools are overrated, but from what I'm seeing in tech-world, I just don't think that's entirely true. I strongly suspect we're about to see "productivity-gains" in some of these circles the likes of which we haven't seen since rapid proliferation of the personal computer - and it's going to be use-tools or get-lost, and in the world of Capitalism you are only as good as your capacity for productivity (and, people using LLM's can spike their productivity to save literal days, weeks of time for certain given tasks) - and as someone with a career in this field, I'm not entirely sure what to do with that.

[tokenlauncher]

10 Tips for Achieving Financial Success with Memecoin Tokens

Introduction

Memecoins have taken the cryptocurrency world by storm. Inspired by internet memes and cultural trends, these tokens have garnered a lot of attention for their potential to deliver significant financial returns. However, investing in memecoins also comes with its risks. This blog will provide you with ten essential tips to help you navigate the world of memecoins and achieve financial success.

1. Understand What Memecoins Are

Definition of Memecoins

Memecoins are cryptocurrencies that are often based on popular internet memes or trends. Unlike traditional cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum, memecoins usually don’t have a strong technological or utility basis. Instead, they rely on community engagement and viral marketing.

Popular Examples

Some well-known examples of memecoins include Dogecoin and Shiba Inu. These tokens started as jokes but quickly gained a massive following, demonstrating the power of community and viral content.

2. Do Your Research

Thorough Research is Crucial

Before investing in any memecoin, it’s essential to conduct thorough research. Understand the project’s goals, the team behind it, and its community engagement. Look into the tokenomics, the total supply, and how the tokens are distributed.

Reliable Sources

Use reliable sources for your research. Read whitepapers, follow official social media channels, and join community discussions on platforms like Reddit and Discord. Avoid making investment decisions based solely on hype or rumors.

3. Join the Community

Community Engagement

Memecoins thrive on community engagement. Join the community surrounding the memecoin you’re interested in. Participate in discussions, ask questions, and stay updated with the latest news and developments.

Social Media Platforms

Follow the project’s official social media accounts on Twitter, Reddit, and Discord. These platforms are excellent sources of real-time information and can provide insights into the community’s sentiment and activity.

4. Diversify Your Investments

Spread Your Risk

Diversification is a fundamental principle of investing. Don’t put all your money into a single memecoin. Spread your investments across multiple projects to mitigate risk. This way, if one investment doesn’t perform well, others might offset the losses.

Balance Your Portfolio

Balance your portfolio by including both high-risk and lower-risk investments. Consider holding traditional cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ethereum alongside your memecoin investments.

5. Use Technical Analysis

Understanding Market Trends

Technical analysis involves studying price charts and market trends to make informed investment decisions. Learn how to read charts and identify patterns that might indicate future price movements.

Tools and Indicators

Use tools and indicators such as moving averages, relative strength index (RSI), and Bollinger Bands to analyze the market. These tools can help you determine the best times to buy or sell.

6. Stay Informed

Follow News and Updates

The cryptocurrency market is highly dynamic, and staying informed is crucial. Follow news and updates related to your memecoin investments. Major developments, partnerships, or regulatory changes can significantly impact prices.

Real-Time Alerts

Set up real-time alerts for significant price movements or news related to your investments. This will help you react quickly to changes in the market.

7. Have a Clear Strategy

Define Your Goals

Before investing, define your financial goals. Are you looking for short-term gains or long-term growth? Having a clear strategy will help you make informed decisions and stay focused on your objectives.

Exit Strategy

Plan your exit strategy in advance. Decide on the profit levels at which you will sell part or all of your holdings. Similarly, set stop-loss levels to minimize potential losses.

8. Use Secure Wallets

Protect Your Investments

Security is paramount in the cryptocurrency world. Use secure wallets to store your memecoins. Hardware wallets and reputable software wallets offer the best security features.

Avoid Exchange Wallets

Avoid keeping large amounts of cryptocurrency in exchange wallets for extended periods. Exchanges can be vulnerable to hacks and security breaches. Transfer your funds to a secure wallet as soon as possible.

9. Be Aware of Scams

Identify Red Flags

The popularity of memecoins has attracted scammers. Be aware of red flags such as promises of guaranteed returns, pressure to invest quickly, or requests for personal information.

Verify Legitimacy

Always verify the legitimacy of a project before investing. Check if the team is transparent and reputable, and look for audits or reviews from credible sources.

10. Stay Patient and Manage Emotions

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The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and prices can swing dramatically in a short time. Stay patient and avoid making impulsive decisions based on emotions. Stick to your investment strategy and goals.

Long-Term Perspective

Adopt a long-term perspective. While short-term gains can be tempting, long-term investments often yield better returns. Stay focused on the bigger picture and avoid getting swayed by short-term market fluctuations.

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Investing in memecoins can be an exciting and potentially profitable venture, but it also comes with its risks. By following these ten tips — understanding what memecoins are, doing your research, joining the community, diversifying your investments, using technical analysis, staying informed, having a clear strategy, using secure wallets, being aware of scams, and managing your emotions — you can navigate the memecoin market more effectively and increase your chances of achieving financial success.

Remember, the key to success in any investment is to stay informed, stay disciplined, and stay patient. The world of memecoins is dynamic and full of opportunities, so equip yourself with the right knowledge and strategies to make the most of it. Happy investing!

[financeattips]

First Time Investing in Crypto: Tips for New Traders on the Digital Coin Market

This has changed the financial landscape for good; it is the first time in history that investors have a share of this type since cryptocurrency entered the market. But then again, getting into the crypto market to begin with can be incredibly intimidating for a novice. This includes some key tips that you must know for making trade-offs more intelligent and how to invest in cryptocurrencies.

1. Understand the Basics

Understand the basic principles of what Cryptocurrency is, how it works before you invest. If you're unfamiliar, cryptocurrencies are basically decentralized systems, operating with a peer-to-peer framework, that let users do all sorts of things like get rewards for paying on time or using an app. Because they are not organically produced like typical tender, these financial tools are meant to be circulated in a decentralized way via blockchain networks. Educate yourself onwards like blockchain, altcoins, wallets and exchanges.

2. Do Your Research

The value of cryptocurrencies is influenced by a number of factors, and this makes it an extremely volatile market. Learn about various cryptocurrencies and how they are used. Tools like CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko show trends, rankings other handy information regarding ranging and past data. Follow us on Twitter for more news and updates on the Bitcoin space.

3. Diversify Your Portfolio

Investors apply diversification in their investment strategies. Diversify by investing in multiple cryptocurrencies I mean, everyone knows Bitcoin and Ethereum — why not looking a little bit further down the line at some promising altcoins with real fundamentals. A healthy mix of investments can ensure you have a little exposure to any type of gain or loss that may arise.

4. Only Invest What You Can Afford to Lose

The world of crypto is such that even the prices can and do tend to rise or crash in a jiffy, thanks to high volatility. Gamble only with money you can afford to lose without impacting your finances. Never borrow to invest in crypto or use your emergency savings for crypto investing. This approach ensures that you still are able to stay financially safe in case there's a downtrend.

5. Choose a Reliable Exchange

It is important to be sure that you deal with reliable cryptocurrency exchanges for safe trading. Search for exchanges with strong security protocols, a simple UI, and broad coin support. Some of the most trusted exchanges that people have been using include Binance, Coinbase and Kraken. Are they regulated and insured for digital assets.

6. Secure Your Investments

In the world of crypto, security is vital. Keep your cryptocurrencies on hardware wallets or in cold storage solutions; simply turn on 2FA in your exchange accounts and do not publish or disclose the private keys. Keep your software up to date and watch out for phishing attacks and malware.

7. Stay Informed and Adapt

As we know the crypto market is alive and never takes a nap. Learn from the market, regulatory and tech changes. Engage in some of the crypto community forums on platforms like Reddit, Twitter and Telegram to get the benefits of inside knowledge from other investors. Change your investment plan based on new informational and market circumstances

8. Have a Long-Term Perspective

Although there is money in short-term trading, it often requires quite a bit of time and skill to excel what you do. Long term investment strategy If you are beginner, Long term is the best way for you to invest your money from beginning. Look at the long term growth potential of cryptocurrencies instead of trying to make a quick buck. I read many books and listend to a lot of podcasts about the stock market, nearly all these sources agreed that patience and discipline was key to becoming a successful long-term investor.

9. Seek Professional Advice

If you are uncertain about the investments, you can get help from financial advisors or even some crypto experts. They can offer some personalized advice, depending on your financial goals and comfort with risk. Expert help will make it easier for you to manage the particularly volatile world of crypto.

Conclusion

Investing in cryptocurrency can also be a lucrative endeavor as long the trader is well-versed when it comes to his or her craft. These basic principles, combined with extensive research, establishing a diversified portfolio, and security first will put you in good stead on your crypto investment journey. The key is to stay informed, adapt and think long-term in order for you to succeed.

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[folatefangirl]

Haven't seen one of these floating around for the recent MTAP tag but here's some gameplay tips I've picked up as a newbie who picked this up while it was 80% off on steam. I was mega stressed early on due to not knowing things and would be happy to pass on advice to save others the stress:

1. Reddit is good for advice and tumblr is penalizing me for links so yeah. Use the reddit community and/or wiki when stuck. Link to a decent set of advice is in the replies to this post.

2. Repair your workshop as soon as possible bc you'll wake up with low stamina daily until that gets done. Doesn't take more than like 30ish or so pieces of wood.

3. Yep the advice to make more than one machine is correct. Even for the blender. Maybe not the cooking setup or basic skiver per se. Yes, this will use up resources and space. Use the For Sale sign to expand space (or be like me and try to cram a level 2 house into a space too small for it 😅).

4. In the small planter boxes, grow lettuce, cotton, and wheat as much as possible if you can. You can also grow other things, but these seem to be the most helpful for feeding mounts and skiver crafting. Large boxes are for the special giant seeds and you can get the box from the church store and seeds from the Mysterious Man. Fertilize often to have the best shot at winning the Autumn Festival!

5. No, you can't have a rival romance with Higgins, tragically. But you can spar and body block him and chat to him until 9 AM to prevent him from taking commissions, especially the fancy valuable ones. I'm currently chill with being at rank 2 in my first year so I don't bother yet. I still think we should be allowed to woo him. As a treat. And mechanic to make him nicer 😅. Btw once he scams you (you'll know when) talk to him as soon as possible after and you can at least guilt him into giving you money.

6. No seriously do use Gust's shop in A&G to swap for 999 wood and keep furnaces running. You'll get wayyy too much stone from mining and the first quarry only gives so much marble for stone tables to sell en masse when the market is up. Other quarries are annoying to get to in the early game. Use the excess for wood first, then making stone bricks or stone tools etc to sell or whatever. Go wild. I make excess glass to sell since it's more profitable than raw resource selling, yep even with the wood cost. Still haven't figured out how to make excess soil more profitable besides planter boxes.

7. If you don't wanna feel like a monster for killing llamas for their worn fur, you can totally kill panbats. I like all the critters so I feel like a monster regardless 🥴. Kinda has to be done for certain quests and quest items tho.

8. Make allll the Dee-Dee Stops you can for the spots marked on the map. You can also have your mount follow you to the next stop.

9. Bring or make stamina repletion food when mining, esp if you have the game speed slowed down and don't run to the Round Table to replete (you have a limited number of things you can eat and can only eat once daily... Or you could try sitting for an hour if you aren't like me and it won't drive you crazy to sit and do nothing).

10. Annoying timed storyline quest needed items that you can collect earlier while the main story has no time limit for progression per se: pretty much all ores/ore products and special mining items like valves and engines, wild cocoons, ironwood (more than you think), bat wings, bamboo papaya, information discs (I keep the extra beyond the ones I give Petra for research in general for the storyline quest diagrams; I can complete the relics later), knight badges from the Round Table (minimum 250 of them), old parts, crystal necklace x1, dog food x1, soap x1, wildflower bouquet from Alice x1, tempering fluid, copper and steel wire, steel planks, welding rods. Can't think of the other ones that were super urgent and non-commission board rn as of Winter 1st (my latest stopping point) but yeah this is totally a hoarding game.

11. P.S. To get into the hazardous ruins area as a lower level, literally just dodge and run for 60 seconds. Do a hit if you feel brave. Yes, it's cowardly but it totally works and unlocks neat stuff you really need for certain quests. You can kick their asses later.

12. The worst that can happen if you die is that you get warped back home. Same for passing out at 3 AM but without the health depletion. Use that knowledge for what you will. I've noticed in boss battles it just bumps me back to the start of the battle with full health and stamina so I only get warped back further in other situations.

That's all I have for now but I may add more as I play. Hope this helps!

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[markrosewater]

Mark, thanks for your commitment and iconic contributions to this fantastic game and community. I drew my first hand in '94 and never looked back. Long time Blogatog lurker, first time questioner.

Can you elaborate on the tools and techniques you all use to gather play data and player feedback?

Surely digital platforms like Arena tell you a lot about play patterns (at least the play patterns that prevail in the formats those platforms support). Blogatog and other social platforms like Reddit tune you in to enfranchised voices, but I assume you've got an echo chamber effect to balance there...

What other play/player data collection methods (especially those that we don't know/hear about much) do you use and which do you think have been the most reliable/useful to you? I've seen and responded to a few of the web-based player surveys over the years, but those seem to appear quarterly(?) at best.

I would love to know more about this crucial side of the design process. Thanks!

There are a number of sources for data. Here are the big ones:

Play data: We get data on all sanctioned tabletop play and all digital play. Obviously, the digital play data is more in depth, but the tabletop data tends to tell us a lot about what formats/sets are popular.

Sales data: We get data on how sets are selling. This can also clue us in to what players want out of a set.

Market data: We do a lot of market research. It varies from opt in surveys which skew towards the enfranchised players to deep dives which let us see the more casual end of the spectrum. Market research lets us get more granular with what we can examine.

Social media data: There are a lot of tools these days to analyze all sorts of qualities through how the audience talks about the game.

Interactive (anecdotal) data: The public talks directly to us, so there is a lot to pick up. This is the least scientific from a data gathering standpoint.

Digital data: There is a lot of data from digital beyond just play data.

Public data: There are a lot of places where fans accumulate publicly visible data that we can see.

Miscellaneous data: There are numerous other sources we can pull data from.

[meeblo]

Wow, tumblr communities looks awful. First off, it's basically just reddit subreddits. If I wanted to use reddit I'd just go there, and I don't want to use reddit. Obvious attempt to try and eat into another social media platform's market share aside, the wording used in the announcements are highly suspect.

Interactions within community spaces stay there and replies will work more like a traditional comment section. Folks will be able to reblog posts into a community, but not out — at least not yet.

A lack of interactivity with the normal dashboard will at best split things into having multiple entire other feeds to check to see posts that might interest you, and at worst will split tumblr's userbase into people who primarily stick to normal dashboard affairs and those who are functionally using reddit lite, without anything being able to truly cross back and forth. A lack of the ability to reblog means that people will just repost via screenshots, which invites opportunities for people to scrape off credit to the original poster.

After we’ve created the community, you’ll be made its first admin. Everything from here on out is up to you – Tumblr staff won’t be in your community (unless you invite us, of course). You’ll be able to invite anyone on Tumblr to your community.

Wow, the first person who asks to make a community for a subject becomes admin and holds absolute power over guidelines, invites, and more? What could possibly go wrong! Tumblr is also basically outright admitting here that moderation will be entirely user-based, with tumblr staff not doing shit. I expect moderation tools will probably be nonexistent or bare bones.

I personally have no interest in this feature and will not be using it. To reiterate: if I wanted to use reddit, I'd use reddit, and I don't want to use reddit.

[sylvandalism]

random musings from my drafts on style:

I take a certain amount of joy in arranging my outfits and cross referencing and matching shades so that they all comes together in one lovely visage. one of my favorite parts of planning for any event has always been deciding the outfit- how to select and style it appropriately. at one point I got really into the YouTube/fashion blogs/reddit side of it all which I still find somewhat interesting but I realized it’s not so much trends that I care about but the process behind what we wear. style can both complement and extend your sense of self. I still thinks trends can be fascinating to observe over time and what they transmit about the State of Things (hemlines relating to impending recessions, the popularity of androgynous styles speaking to a more nuanced understanding of gender, the commodification of the working man’s tools a la carhartt, etc.), but I’m not rushing to change my wardrobe every couple of months because some influencer said Chelsea boots aren’t in anymore. that’s the lovely aspect of fashion and what you come to realize as you get older: you dress best when you dress for yourself. it can seem like a silly little adage but it is a nice one to have in your pocket. for example, I’ve learned that I really value structure in my outfits, so no matter how hard I try to pull off the oversized and amorphous shearling coat look, it just doesn’t do it for me. and that’s fine because I can use the principle of the trend and apply it elsewhere in a way that does make me feel comfortable and good.

there are of course valuable rules of thumb which I find helpful when it comes to looking more deliberately polished. people ask me what I use and where I get things from to which I usually want to respond that it’s not the source that matters (barring of course the ethical fashion debate which is a whole other can of worms) but what it is. you’re looking for excellent construction and attention to details (reinforced seams, no loose threads, padding, etc), coordination with the rest of your color palette and closet, and complementing the setting (seasonally appropriate, formal vs informal etc). for example if you’d like a wide leg trouser silhouette, in the summer you’d opt for a light colored lined linen pant with brighter colors and in the winter you’d go for a wool blend with appropriate footwear and outerwear. perhaps that’s where the more conservative side of style comes into play but I do think some of the rules have stuck around because there’s some merit to it. at the very least I derive a measure of comfort from looking more polished and deliberate in a society that’s endlessly critical of appearances.

and then there’s the issue of branding and quality which is a slippery slope because the whole concept of quality is now mired in conversations about over consumption, terrible labor practices, ethically dubious marketing policies, greenwashing and so on. it got really overwhelming at some point so I withdrew from it for a while and now I find myself returning to the methodology behind our clothes: why we love certain colors during the seasons, the elegance of the way raw silk drapes, the cut of a coat and how it rests on your shoulders. i am privileged to be able to deliberate over my clothes- I can choose them and arrange them as needed.

growing up my aunt loved to make our formal clothes: she would take our measurements, source the proper fabric, find matching accessories, and take them to the tailor to get sewn. and then we would have fitting sessions in the living room and she would walk around scrutinizing the dress, pinching and pulling on the fabric and hem. If the sleeves were too itchy or the length too long, it would go back to the tailor or she might whip out her sewing machine and adjust it right there. it could take weeks to months for an outfit to materialize to her perfection, but it usually ended up being the nicest dress I’d ever worn.

[onlinemarketingjuice]

How Reddit Can Boost Your Marketing Strategy: Tips and Best Practices for Savvy Marketers

Reddit is a powerful digital asset for savvy marketers. Unlock its potential to get the juice you need for your advertising campaigns! 🚀

Reddit has millions of users and billions of views. It’s a goldmine of insights, feedback, and traffic for marketers who know how to use it right. But it’s also a tricky platform to navigate. You need to respect the community and provide value. 😎

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Be respectful. Follow the rules and the reddiquette of each subreddit. Don’t spam or troll. Don’t argue with the mods or the users. Respect the opinions of others. 🙏

Track and measure your results. Use tools like Google Analytics, Bitly, or UTM codes to track your clicks, referrals, and conversions from Reddit. 📈

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10 Excellent tools to make post to multiple Social Media Sites simultaneously 

Planable Planable is a collaboration website which enables the companies to interact with their clients in a easy way The UI is another notable pros of this site that provides a one click experience to the users Literally it simplifies everything related to the content that involves planning and scheduling material as well as uploading , collaboration and approval planable.com 

On the whole, Planable makes your business organized in a easy way Planable also has its own built-in tutorial that'll teach you how to use Planable and how to collaborate with your team in a efficient way The most attractive feature in Planable is the social media calendar that enables you to organize your posts within a simple swipe Plus, it's incredibly scalable. Get started now. You have 50 free posts, and the paid plans start at just $11/user for unlimited posts.

2.eClincher eClincher is one of the top social media management tools which is most suitable for small and medium scaled businesses this tool provides a flexible content calendar and straight-forward cross posting tools The tool also does a process of posting several versions of the same post in multiple social media sites and make it a breeze eClincher has a unified feeds to help social media managers stay on top of all their profiles and their network activities they are enabled with a single inbox where all of their messages are visible the access to all those messages is even provided in the same place eClincher.com 

eClincher lets you to monitor your presence in the social media that ensures your brand's reputation On top of …  Overall eClincher is a outstanding tool for posting on multiple social media sites and managing a business's entire social networking presence try it risk-free now for a full 2 week to determine whether this is the best social media management tool for you

3.Hootsuite This is the most popular tool among the list This tool is well known because it fulfills almost all the successful social media marketing It provides features like automation and scheduling posts to a particular time and monitoring tools which enables you to make a sight on all your posts in one place Most importantly it provides support for integration to many social media sites like Facebook , Twitter, Instagram, Google+, YouTube, LinkedIn and so on The Hootsuite App directory helps you to load the other places like MailChimp , Storify , Thumbir , Marketo , Nexgate and Reddit Hootsuite is a all-in-one tool for social media management which enables you in assigning, scheduling, approval, collaboration, social media ads analytics and so on Get started with Hootsuite its free for the first month

4.Postling Postling enables you to make Posts in multiple networking sites from one Centralized space Postling is most convenient for the small scale businesses The CEO of Postling David Lifson developed this after realizing that the post we make in the multi-Posting sites like ping fm contained your truncated post that then led to their page not to your site your post were shortened too 

5.Brand2Social Brand2Social is the most affordable tool among the list like the other tools Brand2Social has integration feature to leading social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube Brand2Social also has a feature that enables you to make a sight on all your posts in one place where all your published posts are visible Brand2Social is more suitable for small scale businesses and even individuals who wants to save their time from making posts individually in every social media sites and accounts Brand2Social is more affordable for even individuals you can start using the tool by just $1 as a subscription for one year

6.Divr.it Instead of making posts to many systems you can use the Divr.it to generate a RSS feed from many sources which can be used in the places wherever the RSS support is available This includes the services like making posts to multiple leading social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Reddit and more To simplify your social media scheduling Divr.it has an excellent feature to integrate with Google Chrome, Google Analytics and WordPress The best of everything Divr.it has a plan in which the tool is absolutely free for 2 platforms and 3 sites in this plan we can make a 50 posts every month absolutely free in those sites so make it a try before paying for the tool

7.ifttt.com the ifttt.com is another social media management tool which is well known for its if/then automation that is the site makes the replicate of your post say for an example you are making a post in Facebook you may expect the tool to automatically make replicate to that post on the other leading sites such as twitter , linked IN and so on  

8.ManageWP ManageWP is a tool which makes the work of managing multiple WordPress websites easy for you from mega-dashboards there are some more availabilities in this tool such as manage comments , backup , analytics , updates , plugins and even database optimization it's a tool which enables you services like Schedule backups , migrate WordPress websites , automate updates and monitor website traffic since the tool provides a plenty of services it costs high but worthy of that price

9.Gremlin Social it is a complete free option for you to make posts this tool enables you to make posts in Facebook , Twitter , LinkedIn and even groups in LinkedIn at the same time you can also connect feed , schedule post and create recurring videos on it gremlinSOCIAL.com 10. sendible.com  the tool enables you to manage your social networks and schedule posts also helps you to measure your ROI everything within a single dashboard

10.Sendible.com the tool enables you to manage your social networks and schedule posts also helps you to measure your ROI everything within a single dashboard