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Here's a way to get easy sales from Etsy, it's pretty manual though: - Search similar products - Find users who have left rave reviews for those products (in the last 30 days) - Reach out to them offering a special discount for them to review your product) It's pretty high success rate (over...

- Another UDemy course - Write eBooks - Paid email list

Doesn't really matter, as long as it gets done what you need to get done.

About page goes to error pages / something else, doesn't seem like something a normal site made by a person would do. Only a few of the social links work, + they go to accounts that doesn't match the domain name. Doesn't seem like something a normal site made by a person would do.

I would give feedback

For browser automation, you may be able to use headless selenium + microservices (like GCP cloud functions or AWS lambda functions). It takes a bit of troubleshooting (at least with python), not sure about the JS side. I've seen members on here talking about using puppeteer (a headless node.JS...

What about nicheing down and doing something like just .gifs? There are several sites that just repackage reddit posts automatically.

Recommending python + selenium. python + requests + BeautifulSoup are a good way to start, but many sites may have anti-scraping technology that will catch this.

I highly recommend Rainforest API for Amazon.

Are the PNG's transparent? Or would they all have white bg or black bg?

Depends on what country you are in, and what audience you're promoting to. Are you looking for just one, or multiple opportunities? There are good affiliate programs that give you % of commissions on signups from your link.

Congratulations. I too am curious about how AdSense approval went. How long did you have the site? How much content was on it? Did you already have organic traffic? Currently trying to get approved myself.

Search [what you want to do] + "python tutorial" on YouTube. I learned doing the free tier Codecademy python first, then coding along to walkthroughs on YouTube. Video in one window, code in the other. All the knowledge you'd ever need is out there for free.

This is dope. Thanks for the share.

How about this? def main(): websiteurls = sitemap() titles = title(websiteurls) # return titles, print, send to json or something def sitemap(): url = 'https://url.com/sitemap.xml' sitemaprequest = requests.get(url) sitemapcontent = sitemaprequest.content...