dannydobbs

I have spent more than I would like to admit to lock in a domain but in all reality, this sort of thing doesn't matter as much anymore. If you are building an entire brand around a name, that is one thing but for people just doing blogs, small shops, etc. the URL doesn't need to be perfect.

Statusbrew is for corporations and big business. Sprout is for independent creators and smaller businesses. I think you made a typo but you are correct outside of that!

Don't forget that X also pays you so much sure you are verified. Even if you are only getting $30 a month for it, that is better than nothing and you can use that money to reinvest into your online projects.

Usually, you have an easier time growing traffic when you try to focus in on niche things, especially coupled with a niche location. However, you don't have as much of a range for growth over time. I would experiment with it and see what happens.

Yeah this is why I was on the fence but considering the cost and the fact that I really don't have all that much traffic compare to larger sites, it doesn't make sense for me.

It can still work fine if you know what you are doing. It just isn't used as much as it was say 10 years ago. It still generates traffic for people and is good for just a general link builder platform.

Going to check this out, thanks! I never heard of it before but just glancing at the site, it looks like what I was after. I will also look at vids on YouTube to see how to use it.

Can someone point me in the direction of a free one? I want to give this a try. This is the first time I am hearing about prompt libraries but it sounds insanely useful for someone like me. I still only know the AI basics.

I hate to say it bit she is correct. You have made it way more difficult on yourself doing it the other way around. Having an e-mailing list is meant to be a safety net of sorts to retain customers and/or traffic to your website.

I have heard mixed things about both! A friend of mine wants to start streaming on his down time in hopes to earn some extra income. I know a bit about audio and have some graphics design skills so I am helping him set up a channel but he is not should which platform to go with. I know you can stream on both at the same time but he wants one to be his main place and the other to host the video stream as a secondary viewing platform. Does anyone here know about the platforms?

Sales don't always encourage people to spend money. I think the timing has to be right. It works great for clothing and things of that nature but for things that fall under services and gift-able items, doing it around holidays is a good incentive for people.

I just mentioned this in another thread. I am seeing this happen more and more, and you know what? It works. I have actually spent money because things were recommended to me by YouTubers I enjoy watching.

Quora is a good platform for this if you understand how to use it. Reddit can also be valuable but you have to have an account with good karma and make natural sounding posts. The users don't like promotional posting for the most part on that platform. You could also do your own posting to social media or have larger accounts promote things for you. Think of things like YouTubers being paid to talk about your product.

Thanks everyone. After reading the replies here and doing a bit more research, I have decided against it. I think everyone is right about it just being a waste. I guess my brain still is stuck in the old ways of the internet and stuff that worked or was worth it 15 to 20 years ago mostly doesn't matter now.

That makes sense! They likely promote them more because they want to take people away from other platforms like TikTok. Was it Twitter that bought Vine? I still wish they would have kept that around. It was the only video platform I liked.