I’d probably learn AI-related skills first, especially testing and evaluation. I’ve been seeing more opportunities for AI model testing, prompt evaluation, and data annotation recently, and it seems like a practical way for beginners to enter the space while learning.
It’s very challenging getting online works this days without prior investment. You need money to make money that’s the secret. I have also been battling with this even with the marketing experience that I have. Most clients are people that I have worked with before and they are returning for...
Use the reddit like you are a newbie, light engagement on posts, no promotion content, avoid links, finally join discussions. That way you are warming up the reddit.
Your link might be marked as spam already, so at this point you need to give it sometime,
try different approache,
Do more indepth research,
Get an older account with good records.
It might actually work out again.
Most ones I have used is 30secs, they are real visitors( Organic) 60 seconds is a lot of time, you can't force it except they have interest on the website they visit.
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Welcome aboard! Exciting to see you diving into the world of digital marketing. You're in the right place for learning and connecting with fellow enthusiasts. Looking forward to exchanging insights and seeing your journey unfold!
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