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You're doing the good work. Langchain doc is garbage.

llama2 15b via llama.cpp on macbook + python (essentially free aside from macbook costs)

It sounds like you have a chance. It really depends on the competition. I doubt other roofing companies have so many internal links pointing to their money page, but you never know. Check out this bullshit in my local area...

My rankings dropped with the last google update on a site that could be considered in a health-related niche. I saw a ton of keywords move out of the top 100 in August.

Man they approved me for the credit, then my account said something about i wasn't eligible for some reason. Can't find a way to contact anyone about it.

Found the same. The shittiest freaking content with just the location changed. About 100+ pages with the same content all ranking on the same domain. All linking to each other in footer links.

This is interesting. I come from a paid traffic background and am taking my first dives into SEO. I average about 1 visitor per day per post vs your 15 per day per post. I'm obviously doing something wrong.

Man, stumble upon was a great traffic source. Their ad network was like a high-quality PPV network. I made bank on that. Now they have mix.com which seems pointless to me.

Oh, I see it now. Either I'm slow or they changed the UI a little bit.

I'm checking Pinterest today. Usually, I search for accounts in my niche and then follow some of their followers. I don't see this option anymore. Did anyone else notice this?

I wonder what I decent AdSense CTR is. I'm at 0.69%

It's interesting. My top ranking keywords are doing fine but the ones that were page 4+ are dropping out of the top 100. Traffic dropped off a bit overall.

I've gotten banned from so many subreddits for posting links to my own site. They aren't spammy or lead gen articles or anything like that. Usually I post my informational articles vs my money articles. However, Reddit admins have a hard-on for banning self-promoters. I try to post links to...

I make a lot in my day job. More than $10k a month. To quit working for the man I'd need like $200k+ a year and feel pretty confident that it would stay there or grow. I wouldn't call it retired though, just working on something I actually enjoyed. I agree with a lot of the others. $3m is...