Recent content by rb2023

Yeah that's it. Either if you do a WP plugin, allow it to automatically post at certain times. Or if you do a separate program, connecting to a website API to automatically make the post. As others have said though, it's a very crowded market, so you need to have built an audience to sell to or...

It probably would be if you can also add to it autoposting with the images and you can prompt engineer it well enough so that the content is high quality. You're competing with a very big market though, Zimmwriter can do this really, really well. And there are a lot of other tools out there as...

Absolutely agree. I'm in the same boat when I'm hiring. I find writers (I actively encourage AI use and pay accordingly, so I don't care if they're using it, I just give them guidelines), VA's, logo designers, etc no problem at all on Upwork/Fiverr. Developers is a different story. Especially as...

I've struggled to find developers for cheap on Upwork or Fiverr. I don't mind too much if the quality is low as I'm a developer myself, I just don't have the time to put together prototypes for ideas I have with the amount of work I'm doing for others. I'd be happy if I could find someone who...

I've always stuck with Revolut instead of Wise. I've always found that Wise takes far too long to actually process any payments when people have insisted on paying me via Wise. So if you can't get set up with Wise, it can't hurt to use Revolut instead, even if just temporarily.

Not necessarily. It will do a direct match between what you copy and what's on other sites. So if you copy 4 sentences, and 3 of them are directly copied then it won't return anything, even though 75% of what you searched for was directly copied. Unless you did it sentence by sentence for every...

I don't think Frase has a plagiarism detector. As far as I'm aware, anyway, and I've been using it for a few years now. When I was at university we had to use Turnitin, which is pretty much the gold standard of plagiarism detection and is used mainly for academic purposes. But even then, we...

Not 100% sure on Grammarly, I think it does. ProWritingAid definitely does - it can paraphrase sentences and reword sentences automatically. You need to do it sentence by sentence.

His dream of turning X into a social media-banking hybrid app is never going to come true. It works in China because doing anything in China is slow and difficult, and online banking never existed before, so having an app that links social media and banking in one is a massive improvement to...

Not in any reliable way. Remember that, under the hood, ChatGPT is using data analysis and a bit of randomness to generate new human-like text. It isn't able to think or compare against information in its training in any meaningful way. Even if you use a web searching model, it will only be able...

What kind of application do you want to make? You're going to struggle to code a full app using AI, but you can use something like Moxly to create the UI and then use the built in AI to create API connections and use ChatGPT to write Typescript for some of the features. Or if it's a more basic...

Where have you been looking for VA work? Upwork/Fiverr is great for VA work - plus, you're protected by their escrow so you don't have to worry about doing the work and not getting paid! If you did VA work for $5-$10 for a day's work on those platforms, you'd probably be undercutting most people...

What other skills do you have? You can likely find a way of making $5 a day if you're able to do things like editing videos, websites or any general VA work. I appreciate it's tough getting VA work at the moment, but if you position yourself as something like an Affiliate Marketing VA/YouTube...

Some good videos there, personally I've started to separate AI and automation in my offering simply because there's already a lot of push back against AI from business owners. The fear is still there for a lot of them, and the trust has never been there for some of them as well. Automation feels...

I get where you're coming from, but there are a lot of reasons why I'd avoid direct database calls. WordPress has built-in database security features which help protect against SQL injection and other database vulnerabilities. In my opinion, unless you really know what you're doing with SQL...