Hi atlas_http - I see that you provided a sample page some time back. Are you able to able to PM that sample page or pages? I'd really appreciate it if you could.
A white label product is made by one creator or company but is actually sold under a different brand. It means that others can just rebrand it and then sell it on as if it was their own - all without the need to make it themselves.
The rotating sponsor segments will certainly be a game changer for anyone sitting on a massive evergreen library that’s currently under monetised. As to the AI slop crackdown: If they’re binning channels with 1B+ views overnight, then the mass scale era looks to be shifting towards a quality...
Hi Hamlack - Lots and lots of football matches in the last nine days, but no picks in this thread. Should I stop checking back here each day (unfollow)? I'll understand if you say either way. Just let me know, please.
Hi e-spider - So what would you advise on the types of promotion and a budget for the promotion costs (and other costs) during the start-up months for this?
Hi Hamlak - When there are no picks posted in this thread, is that because there were no qualifying matches or is there some other reason? I check back here each day for the picks (which are reliable), to add in with my own.
I guess part of the OP's opening thread post is easily missed. He said -
My imagination is sparked by his challenge on things that I and others think "won't work". There may be value (great value) in finding out how such lost causes could actually work,
Cheers
Hi Hamlak - Please be assured that I follow your progress here with interest. The longer profitability continues to be proved, the more the interest of myself and, I dare say, others will chime in to validate. Here's looking forward to your selections!
He has intimated that he does use data and then applies his own criteria in the analysis. As to software: That could range from, I anticipate, comparing match predictions on several dedicated football sites to also using personally developed apps. We just don't know ...
Agreed. That's just what to do when a method has difficulty: view the results gained as data. That data can then be subjected to different angles of approach.
Hi Hamlak - You appear to be using straight laying as a fixed stake with variable liability. I find that laying to a fixed liability with a variable stake performs better (measured with the same selections). Have you tested with fixed liability?
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