Bighomie827
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- Apr 12, 2022
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Does anyone have any recommendations for those sites that do the group buys on the courses then you can buy the whole course for like a small % of the original price?
I usually target courses with discount coupons available on Udemy.Does anyone have any recommendations for those sites that do the group buys on the courses then you can buy the whole course for like a small % of the original price?
Spot on with the hands-on testing. Have you found prompting AI for troubleshooting specific campaign flags or funnel drops actually replaces most of the beginner material out there?Wait a few months before you buy courses. Give things a try youself, and figure out from ai, posting screen shots of whatever you need help with. Courses are useful, but now you can make so much progress in the hear and now, its no wonder that noobs get excited. You have to taint that excitment with focus, and instead of jumping from shiny course to the next. Just actually working 9-5 on a product/service plan that you can get to the market as soon as yesterday! lol
If you tried a subject a watched a few free videos and read some books, done some ai, then treat yourself to a proper (reasonably priced like udemy bargain days! ) course provider.
I want to consume both personally TBH. I want to ask AI. And i want to watch a course. I program in java only really, so i try and watch the java version updates when i can, and what things are new in the language, Even though i don't understand most if it. I still like to have an overview, and also if there is a book, i can speed read that faster than i can asking back and forth an ai. It might not be complete, but a book or course, will give you even more understanding if your taking ideas from it and directing your ai prompting. Good luck.Spot on with the hands-on testing. Have you found prompting AI for troubleshooting specific campaign flags or funnel drops actually replaces most of the beginner material out there?