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No, it doesn’t help rankings unless you mean sponsored results

Addiction to technology, especially certain apps and features on electronic devices, is becoming a growing issue. People often find themselves spending more time than intended on screens, which can affect focus, sleep, and daily life.

Try using Higgsfield AI Studio. It's a great option for creating AI influencers and realistic content.

@Henry why can’t someone use a phone and AI at the poker table to instantly calculate odds, and has AI made games tougher with fewer weak players

A big factor is luck with the algorithm. That’s why many people don’t grow even after trying hard. Sometimes your content doesn’t getyhhh seen at all, and other times it suddenly goes viral, bringing a lot of attention and pressure

For me it was consistency over cleverness. The simple posts I didn’t overthink performed better while the perfect ones often didn’t.

Built my own backtesting engine and paired it with a local AI model..far better than any off the shelf tool I've tried.

I have a complex medical condition and see specialists regularly at a major clinic. AI helps me think through ideas, but it keeps forgetting my history and repeating suggestions I’ve already tried. Is there a better AI app for long-term medical discussions? Cost isn’t a concern...I just want the most reliable option.

Different eras had their own popular styles and habits in fashion, food, technology, and culture. If you could revive something from an earlier time and see it return today, what would you choose, and what makes it special enough to bring back?

Agree, SEO is now spreading across multiple channels instead of just traditional search

For me, I saw results when I kept my content simple and consistent because overcomplicated pages don't grow much

The project I dreaded most paid the best. The project I loved most paid the worst. Lesson: charge for skill, not enjoyment.

Gave away my entire framework in a Twitter thread. "Why would anyone buy?" They did. 47 sales that week. Generosity scales.

Loom > email for explanations. 2-minute video beats 10-minute typing. Clients understand faster. Fewer revisions.

When motivation runs out, I don’t wait for it to come back..I just switch to small, easy tasks or change my environment a bit. Even a short reset helps me get back into flow.

For me, success is when the business feels stable enough that I’m not constantly stressed about it..consistent income, control over my time, and not feeling forced to chase every trend just to survive.

This phase is tough. I try not to judge progress month to month, and instead focus on staying consistent.. results usually smooth out over time.

Has anyone worked with an SEO or marketing agency that handles ranking and growth but doesn’t charge more than $2k a month?

AI tools for fraud detection and smarter route optimisation in logistics can significantly reduce costs and improve operational efficiency.

Marketing is like the whole tree, and advertising is just one of its branches.

We don’t share paychecks or bills, so I keep it professional at work. It’s strictly business..no need to force friendships.

Everything you've listed works

I’ve been trying to improve how I work with different tools at my job, and I’ve started getting interested in prompt engineering. I’m looking for good courses that are either free or affordable. My main aim is to use prompts to help generate scripts for software I use, especially since some of them support custom Python scripting. I don’t have a coding background, so I’m hoping to learn a practical, prompt-based way to automate tasks and maybe add small features without getting deep into programming.

I don’t agree..you need to start building interest in your work early, or no one will know it exists later. Blog, grow a mailing list, and engage with your niche communities consistently.

Free is only basic model tbh