I'm not a hater, I'm just jaded about the current gold rush mentality. It reminds me that in the original gold rush, the people who actually made the real money wasn't the miners, it was the whores and tavern owners. Right now there's a lot of whores getting into cryptocurrency. And I've owned a...
The only trick to reddit marketing is that trying to sell or promote anything is highly taboo. You have to introduce what you want into the conversation in an entirely transparent, ingenuous fashion, or it will only provoke negativity. Even people trying to market genuine interesting, relevant...
In the end it really depends on the brand.
In my line of work, my brands are people, so botting doesn't help them. Because half of what I do is just teaching them how to engage with people...and some quality paid traffic here and there is kind've a confidence booster and greases the wheels. But...
Everything is pump and dump right now. I wouldn't invest in anything that didn't look like it was backed by some major player, at the very least. Ripple sorta qualifies for that. But there's just so many new coins.
A logo is kind've a creative, personal decision. People have written tons of articles and blogposts about it. There's no software that just gives you one, that's any good.
I wouldn't waste money on paying for third party PBN links. Also, with almost the sole exception (apparently) of bitcoin, if you're asking yourself if you should keep throwing money at something, the answer is usually no. Stupid bitcoin.
You're never entirely alone. There's probably an employment/temp/career placement agency in your area that helps people much like you. Society, school and higher education has allowed many to fall through the cracks.
Whatever temp job you end up with, might not be your dream gig. But it will...
I'm pretty sure the original creation of bitcoin is more shady than we'll ever truly appreciate. And it was definitely a group of guys, not one person.
Google is always tweaking how they rank or provide sites, and they're always looking to tweak it in such a way as to have the most negative effect on SEO practices. They'd rather people just paid them money instead of doing anything creative to get a higher ranking.
Ideally, if you're running an Instagram account regarding something like fashion - what you want is for others to pay you to promote or write about their content. It can be rough though, especially for a niche that's entirely dominated by much more high quality and professional channels, content...
I work with a lot of artists, so this is something I think about most every day.
The answer is that it's fucking hard work, and the people that really succeed, tend to almost make it a lifestyle choice.
The only way to market or promote anything on reddit is to make it seem entirely accidental and besides the point. That's a very fine skill.
If I wanted to promote a service, I'd be more likely to go to some relevant subreddit and ask 'Is SUCH AND SUCH legit? Has anyone else used it?" And then...
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