Alfie

Decision fatigue and the feeling that there’s always more work waiting for you.

I’ve been doing a bit of hands on trial and error with simple AI stuff lately, and it’s been more useful than I thought. Anyone else gone down that route?

It depends on your interest. I started with writing on paper, then turned it into blogging and articles, and now I work with marketing agencies.

Built my business in public for 2 years. The transparency brought me more clients than any ad ever could. Vulnerability sells.

My most profitable year had the fewest clients. 12 clients at premium rates beat 34 at mid-market. Math is simple, psychology is hard.

Product or service, I prefer services since I like dealing with clients. But more important is your noche you are going after. I Tested 3 niches in 18 months. The one that stuck? The one where clients already had budget allocated. Demand > passion. Goodluck!

Most clicks and traffic from paid ads are often not as genuine as they seem, and smaller advertisers can end up wasting money competing in a system that isn’t always fair

I don’t think the future will just be another TikTok or Instagram clone. Those platforms will still stick around for entertainment, but people are getting tired of the constant noise, outrage, and algorithm driven feeds that often feel draining

Hi, have a look at Scrowp

Advertising is one of the tools used within marketing.

You can find plenty more in Agentic AI for Business by Vardhan Harsh.

I felt safe enough to share a personal health issue, but soon after, I was laid off.

I’ve tried most of these except affiliate websites. I’ve never properly learned how to set up affiliate links to get paid. I’ve used Google AdSense before, so I’m somewhat familiar, but now I want to learn affiliate marketing properly and quickly.

@Barn I get why it feels like that, but there are real ways people are earning from it tooo

@Calara True, I agree with that. If you wait too long, it’s harder to get noticed later