u/Technical-Key1464

My main channel is in a bit of a sticky situation. Overall the channel is performing well. CTR, Audience Retention, Returning Viewers and New Visitors are all usually on the up. (I say usually because I'm currently in the process of trying to move and that has effected my consistency which has effected the channel) All this lets me know people are still enjoying the content. The issue is my channel has always been rooted in Fashion. It would ebb and flow what topics were discussed but that has always been the overarching niche. The problem is I found one topic that started performing very well, let's just say it was barefoot sneakers for example and it really took off bringing a lot of new subs and views. My issue is that the topic has now kind of become a gravitational pull on the channel and when I upload other content, that used to perform well, it does subpar and takes a while to get off the ground.

I know a sort of rebalance is necessary for a number of reasons. First, I don't want to be the face of barefoot shoes, I'd like to be associated with more than that. Second, I can't talk about barefoot shoes forever, eventually (and soon probably) the topic will hit a wall and people will move on to another trend.

I've already started uploading more of the older type of content that use to perform well to counterbalance the effect of the barefoot shoes videos but I'm not sure what else if anything I should be doing? If anyone has experience pivoting a channel or successfully diversifying. Especially in situations like this where it's sort of a course correction. I'd be grateful for the advice.

I’ve seen some people in this subreddit say they only had to submit 1 bank statement while others say they had to submit 6 months of statements. Is this a marketing/leasing team difference? If not, what’s the reason behind the varying numbers?

I’m wondering if anyone has had issues with Tax Warrants stopping them from being approved. I looked it up and online it says Tax Warrants can be considered liens and I’m aware liens and unresolved debt can not be in excess of $5,000.

I’m wondering if specifically tax debt or tax warrants count since it’s not on a standard credit check.

If anyone’s been in this predicament I’d appreciate some clarity, thanks.

anyone else having this problem? been refreshing for about 10 minutes and none of the pages are loading. dashboard, lotteries, my household, nothing.

Update: 8:34am and the website still won’t load any of the pages content.

Update: 3:02pm and the website is still down.

Update: 9:13 and the website is working.

Has anyone with preferences started receiving requests for documentation? specifically wondering about municipal employee / military veteran preference. If so what was your log #?

At the beginning of the year, January, I was working a gig job. I was making 700 a month and those transactions are on my bank statements dating back to the first payment in February. When I got a full time job in March, I quit the gig and my last month was April. I know I will have to explain this so I'm wondering if my emails with the company (an email exchange explaining that April will be my last month, and their reply explaining that my final payment will be in May) will be sufficient for housing lottery to not count it toward my income since it will not continue. I'm planning on accompanying the emails with a letter stating that the income will not continue, a self affidavit I believe its called. My question is will the combination of the two be sufficient?