@guillemcraft It's cause this is like your 6th account on the same phone. Phones have a root level fingerprint ID that doesn't change and you can easily request from the OS. TikTok uses that
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Alexaras
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no impressions at all on tiktok
just encountered the same problem with another account 😭😭
i waited 2 days to post again, did some warming up…and nothing
so will be posting a video a day until i get views again 🫡
wish me luck
Guillem@guillemcraft
0 views on tiktok AGAIN i created a new tiktok account and warmed it up for 3 days that means liking, saving, following and commenting and still got 0 views on my first video damnnnn anyone else had this problem? what did you do? i really needed to start marketing for my USkin skincare app 🥲🥲 will keep you updated
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@david_attisaas Sleep score like that with sleeping pills as well is crazy.
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took a sleeping pill
slept 9h
really a life changing experience to sleep the perfect night 🥰
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Yeah sure. It's nothing complicated really. When you say you're using an AI model for something, that usually means you're calling a hosted API. That's basically just an HTTP request over the web.
You send some JSON with your instructions, something like:
"User asked [x]. Reply using the following JSON structure: [y]."
The request you send to different models is usually the same or very close. So if you send the same instructions to two models, you would generally expect to get back a similar, structured answer.
Not necessarily the exact same answer, because different models can interpret prompts differently, but the format should be similar if both APIs support the same kind of structured output.
The main thing that differs in this case is that OpenAI and the provider hosting Qwen may have slightly different API requirements.
For example, they might use different base URLs, model names, authentication, request parameters, or response formats.
If Qwen's provider supports an OpenAI-compatible API, switching over might only mean changing the API key, base URL, model name, and a couple of provider-specific options.
But like I said, Claude can look at your current implementation, understand what you're doing and adjust it to the new API with no issues most of the time.
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@AlexarasGD @athcanft I don't really know to much about this, I'll give it a read but can you explain me in plain words? And sorry for my ignorance
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@vallcodes @athcanft It really shouldn't. Most the stuff you make with AI relies on the endpoint. If you switch that out it's only a matter of adjusting the API calls. Claude can do that in a single prompt.
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@AlexarasGD @adamlyttleapps Hmm, don't know, I'm promoting my language learning app using app store ads, and my average CPI is $2
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Language learning niche is expensive 💀
Adam Lyttle@adamlyttleapps
It's indexed For anyone curious it took 20 hours to show up on App Store ADs
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@is_this_laith I know some people do 1 day warm ups, or even none and still get views. Personally, I always like to warm them up. But I do think 1 week is far too long.
I did try it for an account, but it ended up getting banned anyway so..
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@AlexarasGD Sweet, I’ve been doing 7 day warm ups.. but was thinking of trying 3 (Slideshow food niche)
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Collecting banned TikTok accounts like Pokemon out here
Alexaras@AlexarasGD
Maybe TikTok UGC ain't the play. What sucks is this was the most trusted account I had. It consistently got the highest views among all my accounts.
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UPDATE
I got unbanned about an hour or two after my appeal. I'm gonna maybe do a small warmup routine again, scroll for a bit and not post for 2 days just to regain some trust in the account.
It will be interesting to see the account's reach after.
I'll keep you updated.
Alexaras@AlexarasGD
Collecting banned TikTok accounts like Pokemon out here
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@is_this_laith Trying my luck appealing. Last one didn't get any response. We'll see about this one.
Other than that I have 4 more accounts. I can always make more. Proxy + SMS verification costs be about $4 per account. So it's not that big of an issue. Just the 3 day warm up.
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Exactly this. The truth is, if you've even shipped anything, that even some people are using, you're ahead of most people.
Among subscription apps, median revenue ONE YEAR after launch is just ~$72/month.
$429/month is top 25%.
$2,574/month is top 10%.
It's easy to see the success of the few and assume that it is the norm. Realize that you are mostly following outliers.
Alex Nguyen@alexcooldev
A lot of people will say: “Wait, is $3K/month really considered a success? I’ve seen mobile app founders make $30K in four days or $100K/month.” My guess is that you’ve never actually built an app, and social media algorithms have fooled you into believing that overnight success is normal. In reality, it takes a huge amount of effort to get an app to even $1K, $3K, or $10K/month. Beginners need to read more stories about going from 0 to 1 not just 0 to 100. There are always hidden advantages, resources, or secrets behind products that grow unusually fast, things you probably don’t know about.
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My theory is that they just don't need to compete. It doesn't look like it at first glance, but they have a majority after ChatGPT in market share. Mainly because of their cheaper models used in APIs.
It's entirely possible to train a model and get it to around Opus level as Grok and Muse (from Meta) just showed. But these models take tens of millions to train. No reason to try and keep up just to offer a money losing product to subscription users who just complain.
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I still can’t figure out why Gemini struggles to compete with Claude and GPT.
- Owns Chrome
- Backed by Android
- Stores most search results
- Holds ~95% search history
- Google has the biggest user data
- Even incognito data isn’t fully private
So what’s the problem?
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Trying something real quick (look closely at the top)
Theo - t3.gg@theo
If you set gpt-5.6-sol to "ultra", all the subagents it spawns will also be set to ultra. IMO this is a fumble. Causes massive token burn for no good reason. At the very least, I should be able to hard-set the subagent effort level to "medium". Claude Code is far ahead here
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This is pretty normal. You're 100% not shadowbanned or blocked. It's just a matter of content quality, volume, and consistency. Try new hooks and content style ad see what works and what doesn't.
Don't write off something if it failed the first time. If posted 100 times, the same post can reach from 100 - 1M views. There's a huge element of luck in there as well.
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@hxydnbuilds Good to know. It's just annoying cause I use cloud phones. It's just weird that 2/3 accounts asked me for that yesterday. Never had that happen.
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@AlexarasGD Hahah nah I don’t think they compare. There’s nothing in their TOS that says you can’t have several accounts anyways mate
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I must have skipped ahead in the book cause this wasn't covered
Vadim@VadimStrizheus
If you’re a founder struggling to market your app, you need to read this. My app crossed $10k/mo in 90 days after launching, and here is exactly what I did to achieve this feat. it literally doesn’t get any simpler: 1. Create 3 Instagram UGC accounts 2. Copy your competitors viral UGC content 3. Post 2x everyday on each account if you can’t even do this, then you’re not built for entrepreneurship. and I’m being so fr, it doesn’t get any simpler, this is your wake up call.
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@hxydnbuilds I posted it 2-3 times 😅
Maybe they all made it into your algorithm.
Mostly cause I'm running AI UGC creators, and I've verified like this on 5 different accounts, hopefully they don't remember my face 😆
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@AlexarasGD Bro, I've seen your post, this screenshot, in about 10 different places now.
I'm just curious, what's your problem with taking a video to verify your identity?
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@_frederickjames It's never been easier! It's really wonderful that you can make your apps so accessible nowdays
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@AlexarasGD that's a great next step!! we're a few prompts away from full localisation
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Try this with your existing screen shots and localize your app.
Do some keyword research, find the best markets and ask claude to translate your app and ChatGPT to make you screenshots. You can have a localized app in an afternoon.
Frederick James@_frederickjames
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If you’re a founder struggling to market your app, you need to read this.
My app crossed $10k/mo in 90 days after launching, and here is exactly what I did to achieve this feat.
it literally doesn’t get any simpler:
1. Create 3 Instagram UGC accounts
2. Copy your competitors viral UGC content
3. Post 2x everyday on each account
if you can’t even do this, then you’re not built for entrepreneurship.
and I’m being so fr, it doesn’t get any simpler, this is your wake up call.
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