Recent content by KH1188

I presented Amazon's market share data, facts and figures, the percentage of their market share, and the DOJ does agree. Not looking to them for SEO advice. Good luck with your job at Shopify!

I didn't mean to "trigger" you with facts and data on the truth of selling online and the difficulties small sellers face with those big scary numbers and figures. Nor the facts and figures of Shopify retention rates and their decline. I can understand that this is all very upsetting for you...

Yea if you want to double that little roll, fold it over and put it back in your pocket, that's not enough; keep learning until got 1k a month to throw around and then you can think about what to do with 1k a month to play with, it may take you some time, but don't mistake movement for...

You dont need to code, and the one that only helps women is just like the guy looking for a hot female roommate only, you know the "drill"...

Well, it is that black hat has become white hat... People are scamming everything they can, but it doesn't produce what it used to, so people just go away or its become so common there is no more tricks no more secrets

Yea they dont work...

They should change the name of this post to "Write My Blog Article For Me"

Here Are Some Facts For You: "Amazon's Share of US eCommerce Sales Hits All-Time High of 56.7% in 2021 - Now that will diminish this year. However: Amazon will account for 39.5% of all US retail e-commerce sales in 2022, or nearly $2 in $5 spent online. Altogether, the next 14 biggest digital...

So you are right; now is an excellent time to be in e-commerce if you are jeff Bezos or the guy that runs Etsy or a few other billion-dollar companies; it's a very, very good time for them, no oversite, no regulation, and everything SE's do play right into their interest, but talk to me about...

Do you read the spam email that comes into your inbox? Also I really doubt they get their human traffic from ads...traffic may be sure, but conversions, no, bots don't buy...

Was reading Shopify is laying off people roughly 10% of their staff, probably because a lot of people (their subscribers) realize that you can't open a website anymore and make money, no traffic, no sales, and bots don't buy in PPC- the throttle updates only benefit mega-companies, and people...

the great PPC lecture is that it doesn't work, bots don't buy...

This has nothing to do with the content; this has to do with the domain...

Do you think the same applies to e-commerce, not an affiliate but an actual company that sells real products to consumers?

Complain about this in 5 years when you have 1000 -2000 referring, do follow domains...