From $20K to $56K in 4 months of working with our agency
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It’s time to share our July case studies with you 💓

The model is a fairly well-known PH actress with active social media accounts. She had worked with different teams before, but her page had never been able to break past the $30K mark. When she started working with us, her current monthly revenue was $20K.

Her main goal was to break through that ceiling and consistently generate higher monthly revenue on her page.

We closed July at $56K 🥳

👇 What we did

-Launched 3 SFW Twitter accounts from scratch and started growing them organically using strictly non-nude content

-Created 4 Facebook accounts and 3 additional Instagram accounts

-Developed our own content uniqueization tool that preserves both quality and visual appeal. This allows us to repurpose and uniqueize existing videos without overwhelming the model with constant new shoots

-Optimized the technical setup for the US market. On several accounts, US traffic now makes up over 50% of the audience, while other accounts also have Tier 1 countries among their top geos
Refined our sales strategy.

-Engagement often drops during the summer as people go on vacation and spending decreases. To prevent a revenue dip, we adjust our approach accordingly.

We’re continuing to work with the model 👼

P.S. If you’re a model and feel like you’ve hit your income ceiling, DM me and let’s see if that’s really the case ;)

The second case - we started working together in April, and we’ve already doubled the previous balance 🤗

The overall strategy is pretty similar to the previous case, with one exception - the model handles her Instagram accounts and their optimization herself.

On our end, we create content plans and shoot ideas, including recommendations for trending locations in the countries she’s visiting (she travels a lot), as well as content editing, video editing, and content uniqueization. We also handle traffic from Facebook accounts.

For this page, it was important to completely rebuild the sales strategy and subscription funnels - and it definitely paid off 🤗

The Reddit ban wave has reached a whole new level, or we’re just getting f-cked harder and getting stronger 🙉

Kittycats, it’s been a while since we last talked - I’ll make a separate post later about my break from running the channel, but for now, let’s talk about what’s currently happening on Reddit.

Let’s go through the timeline month by month:

June - most of our team’s accounts got banned, and every single one was a shadowban. All of them were purchased accounts that had been actively managed anywhere from one month to several years 🫨

July - we changed our entire technical setup, switched to Crane (JB), changed proxies, bought new accounts, but still kept getting hit with mass bans.

August - three full weeks with no bans at all. We launched all of our models, managed to add links, and were able to run full posting schedules on most accounts without any issues.

September - the bans came back. Around 40% of our fresh launches got wiped out almost in a single day. We changed our approach again, adjusted the technical setup (partially going back to the old one, lol), and slowly started launching again.

Here’s what I’ve noticed ⬇️

⚪️Within this massive ban wave, there seem to be periods of calm when we barely see any bans, followed by spikes when a huge number of accounts go down. Interestingly, these periods often don’t line up between our team and other teams.

⚪️Some bans look different now: the profile picture doesn’t disappear, links remain visible, and you can still see the follower count - but it’s still a regular shadowban.

⚪️A lot of accounts are coming back. Some recover even before we submit an appeal. We’ve had accounts come back just a couple of hours after getting banned. A lot of older accounts from 2024 and 2025 have also recovered.

⚪️After an account comes back, we warm it up a little and resume posting. Some get banned again, while others continue running successfully.

⚪️We’ve had one account come back from a ban for the FOURTH time, and it’s currently running normally. We’ve also had an account recover even after Reddit had already rejected its appeal.

⚪️I’ve started actively exchanging information with a couple of other Reddit teams. We test hypotheses together, saving each other time and money, and it’s definitely paid off. I used to keep our team completely separate from other teams, and in hindsight, that was a mistake.

⚪️Having a warm-up strategy is good. Repetitive, predictable behavior on an account - not so much. The more unpredictable and inconsistent the activity is, the better the accounts seem to survive for us. Funny enough, the team member who spends the least amount of time on each account and doesn’t try to imitate “real human activity” for half the day has the highest survival rate, even though that seems completely counterintuitive)

⚪️We tested pretty much every anti-detect, emulator, and device setup we could think of. In the end, we settled on Crane and ADS (lol). We also tested multiple proxy options, only to eventually return to one of the trusted services we had used before.

⚪️We’re still testing different account suppliers and have noticed that accounts from some suppliers survive significantly better than others. Suppliers are one of the trickiest parts for us because we work at a large scale and need a steady supply of accounts.

⚪️There’s no reason to rush adding a link, but waiting too long doesn’t make much sense either. We currently add it around day 4-5 and use a redirect.

⚪️And one more interesting thing: personalized username accounts and self-registered accounts survived the entire ban wave. Unfortunately, we didn’t have many of those. For new launches, accounts aged no more than a year have been performing best for us so far, and most of the accounts we currently launch are 1-3 months old.

Stay tuned, and wishing fewer bans to everyone who made it all the way through this post 😎

more info you can find here - Kitty pro Reddit 💖

💭 Kitty's personal channel (russian)

Is Reddit still worth it, and why keep pushing it? 🥲

Absolutely. With all the bans, competition has dropped significantly, and despite some minor seasonal dips in activity, the results we’re seeing from accounts launched completely from scratch are hard not to love.

Sharing two of those case studies from last week ⬇️

Case #1:

⚪️Launched on an account with zero karma
⚪️7 work shifts completed
⚪️15-20 posts per day
⚪️342 fans came in through FTL
⚪️cost per fan: $0.39
⚪️already got the first purchases

We’re continuing to work together 🤝🏼

Case #2:

⚪️Launched on an account with zero karma
⚪️6 work shifts completed
⚪️15-20 posts per day
⚪️452 fans came in through FTL
⚪️ cost per fan: $0.29
⚪️ generated a 3x payback

We’re continuing to work together :)

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https://t.me/+iS5Q2-16_gEzMjJi

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