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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.

It is the only conclusion I could find because the fonts look clean and the only ones I ever see with clean fonts and good quality are paid programs. I am guessing it isn't that costly if you are earning from the videos.

No, Not yet! I have not gotten around to it. I wonder what has changed on X though. I will look into that more. I know there have been complaints that the platform was getting "ruined" do to a bad algorithm but it never seemed bad to me.

I juggle a lot of sites and projects. The key to not being overwhelmed is to schedule your time. For projects/sites that aren't generating much or any revenue, I only give them a small time window a few days a week to work on things. For ones earning and improving weekly, I put more time into those often giving them an entire day or two a week.

I think this depends on what you are actually wanting to do and achieve. For certain things, being more specific with your location matters more than focusing in on one niche. Also you could always expand outward. Scaling back is a lot harder and requires a lot more work.

I am working on a new site and need a logo for it. I usually make one myself or hire someone to make one for me but it seems like people are charging a lot more these days for logos. I am considering using AI and seeing what it could come up with but I don't know if this is a good or bad idea.

What are Reels? I can't say I ever dabbled with them. I know I seen them being promoted back when they were new to the platform but I don't understand the point of them. It seems like just posting pictures does the best with videos sprinkled in occasionally.

This is a fantastic idea. I am thinking of trying this now. I feel like boosting socials is better than attempting to improve traffic to your site this route. It doesn't seem to do anything if you pay for traffic directly to your site but making your socials seem bigger than they are would encourage people to your site for sure.

I have heard of people doing this and many of the big companies have. They will buy the misspelled URL as well as other domains. So for example, they will have WEBSITE.com, WEBSITE.net, etc. or variations of misspelled words. I know if you go to Twitter.com, for the longest time it redirected you to X. This makes sense to keep it.

Oh yeah, I think I know the guy you are talking about. I have seen clips of him but I don't know his name. I think your brother should absolutely give this a try. If it ends up being a good revenue stream for him, that would be amazing.

I think it isn't as easy as it sounds and even if you put in the time, it doesn't always work. This is probably why people give up on it. Either way, it is hard to compete for traffic these days, especially once you lose it.

This is a business lesson that I think a lot of industries need to learn. One example is the gaming industry. I am in this sector in terms of work and it is a mess because studios keep trying to appeal to as many people as possible with a single game. It ends up creative games for next to no one.

If you have knowledge in fiances or law, both do insanely well on YouTube and pay great. I know someone that did videos part-time for awhile on YouTube. He was an immigration lawyer. He ended up making more through his YouTube channel than he did actually working in law which is crazy. He has since retired.

I wonder what happened with that. I did do a quick search on it and it pulled up a lot of people talking about the site/platform on Reddit. It was not good things. So I think it is best to avoid them. Based on what I have read anyways.

Oh yeah, I forgot about that one. I actually used Plausible before I tried Matomo. The thing is, Motomo is more useful and in depth. It helps you track way more and goes into greater detail. I would compare Plausible to something you'd find in a WP plugin.

I have never heard of this before but I really like it. I think this is what Google does prioritize. This is probably why established websites eat up most of the traffic. It is hard to compete with what they consider "expert" or a athoritavie" as well.

Most recently, I have been using it almost daily to help with calories and nutrition. I am trying to get healthier and lose some fat. So I started tracking stuff and while they do have apps for it, using AI has made it way easier for me.

As far as I know, there are a lot of them but pretty much all of them will require you to pay or you will be stuck with a watermark. I would just do it myself if it was something I wanted. It takes extra time yes, but at least you don't have to worry about losing access to a tool or having to pay for it.