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Paid traffic won’t improve SEO rankings. It’s better to invest that budget into a solid content strategy to compete directly with your closest competitors.

@Calara Good questions. There are already legal tools that help with odds, and equity depends on the opponent’s hole cards. The drop in “fish” isn’t really because of AI.

Walkable cities and more train travel would be great to see again

@Calara Yeah exactly... I’m honestly happy in my own little space and not stressing about posting all the time. It’s fun as a hobby, but with a full time job it can get pretty time consuming.

A bit niche, but Claude works surprisingly well as a poker coach. I have it analyze my PokerTracker 4 data and give feedback as if it were a mix of Doug Polk and Phil Galfond.

I’ve been using Perplexity lately for my medical research..it gives citations and feels more reliable than ChatGPT for that, while I still prefer ChatGPT for writing.

I'm considering WordPress for my business website, but I'm unsure if the extra setup, maintenance, updates, and learning curve are worth it. For a simple business site, would platforms like Webflow or Squarespace be a better and easier choice?

I built a tool that tags images and exports datasets as ZIPs for LoRA training using OpenRouter API and also a 7 agent book generator still in beta.

Basically, I’m trying to figure out how people are actually marketing their apps on social media. I’ve been struggling a bit with it, so I wanted to ask how you all are doing it..do you work with paid creators or make content, or do you just post manually from a few accounts and grow it that way?

A lot of the time, no-code projects don’t really follow proper system design, so they struggle to scale or run efficiently. They often end up as a patchwork of third party tools, where the no-code platforms mainly profit by locking users into their services.

Anything that isn’t based online or fully digital

The more freelancer tools I try, the more they all feel the same..either too basic or way too complex for agency use. I just want something simple for time, clients, and invoices without extra hassle. What are you all using?

@Lucus haha honestly that’s a valid choice, Shakespeare is way more timeless.

If you were starting an online business today with limited resources but willing to learn, what would you choose freelancing, e-commerce, digital products, content creation, or something else? Which path feels most realistic and scalable today?

Early mornings are the only time I get real focus, before the day turns into back to back discussions.