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if you need something that incorporates competitor research and supports AI writing, then Frase is an alternative.

Running an affiliate website. The articles you create keep paying you for months.

As others point out, to be a full-time employee is complicated. But many US people/companies offer 1099 contractor position to people from all over the world. I have got writing work from US and Canadian contractor positions through Craigslist, ProBlogger and through sending cold emails.

You could also try AWS Lightsail. It starts at $3.5/mo. When you use a Ubuntu server with Webinoly or Plesk, you can host multiple websites. Plus, you can use most services for free for the first three months.

You can use SendBlaster. The free tier lets you send 100 emails per batch and to have 2 lists at any one time. Aside from that, I am not aware of any daily monthly limits as long as you're are okay sending to a maximum of 100 per batch. Plus, they have some templates and tips on how to avoid the...

Although it has limitations, Automa is a free alternative.

I have seen people offering web scraping services on Fiverr. However, you can also build websites like job aggregators and price comparison sites from the scraped data.

Not to forget that they're some (largely) free ones such as the chrome Web Scraper extension.

I am not expert either, but I recently used Plesk on AWS Lightsail. For the SSL issue, maybe deleting that manually uploaded certificate can help. If you're using Nginx, Plesk can install a free Let's Encrypt SSL for you. As for the DNS resolution, filling in the A records is usually not enough...

Use AWS Lightsail. They have an option for creating an instance with Plesk. Although the prices start at $3.5/mo, they give you the first three months free, so that should take care of your testing needs.

I used to work for an affiliate review site. We would run all articles through Surfer SEO or Fraser.

I have used TextPlus in the past.

I would advise that you use something like Zoho. It's true that they do have daily limits, but you can get around that by sending daily. Concerning the email providers having limitations, most of the rules end up helping you. (What good does it do to when you send and the emails end up in the...

Also, don't listen to the advice about using VPNs, we've used that Paypal account from the second country for years. We've never used a VPN and we've never had any issues. Paypal understands that you can have an account registered in another country and actually reside in another. Another friend...

We had a similar issue about 5 years ago. What Paypal wants your proof of address in the previous country where you registered. Fortunately for us, the tax authorities in the previous country have a website where you can generate a tax identification certificate. Their website also made it easy...