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Look it's probably not worth it for someone launching rockets like yourself but it fits in nicely as a part of my business

OK so it seems like every second post on here is how to make extra cash on the side and while I’ve been leaving comments with this method, it’s probably easier if I do one big post and hopefully people who need to see it will see it. This is gonna be long but this works and it will be worth your...

Pretty broad question! They're all profitable. They just vary in how much work is required and how much upside they have.

Well that sucks. All of them? Find a marketing agency/web designer of your ethnicity and present yourself as an upsell to them.

Create case studies for local businesses. Interview them about their best jobs, use AI to write it up, now they have sales materials, website copy, social media content. Everyone has them, everyone needs them, no one's doing them. What more could you want?!

Text-based posts is arguably a strong point for Linkedin - it is hard to compete with other social platforms when it comes to multimedia content - so boosting text posts makes sense from that point of view.

It depends on your site, but a combination usually works. Where possible though, evergreen content will give you the biggest bang for your buck. Trending content will give you the best short term boost, but can also become obselete pretty quickly.

I heard someone say that you follow up until they say yes or they call the cops. Seems reasonable

Google doesn't really care. Your readers might, depending on how well you use it.

I pivoted my entire business to personal experience content and haven't looked back. Not only is it the strongest type of content for conversions, but it also stands out against the generalised AI information pieces flooding the net these days. In my experience it's a much stronger factor...

Lots of good suggestions here. The best advice I can give is to stick at it. It will take longer than you expect, but then something will hit and success will come quicker than you expect.

Nice post. Topical authority is a proven strategy for SEOs but this breaks down why like I haven't seen before.

Quality web and sales content for service businesses. Real businesses will pay proper money because they can monetise it better than their online counterparts.

It's not suspicious because you are getting paid for implementation. If they implement themselves that's the risk you take. But even then, you've got real life business data and experience which will help you with your next audit too. My experience is that closing 50% of your audits into paid...

If you can write about it, AI can write about it. So the focus should be what can I do that is better than generic AI, and what can I monetise best? As many replies above, local services, case studies, real-world experiences are all much better content than the generic info stuff. Not saying...

Like most things - it still works if you do it well, but if your content isn't good, it's much harder than it used to be.

Site map in Google Search Console, get backlink(s) from a high-crawled site, social media signals are all easy enough to do and get the job done.

Web content for local service businesses. It's under-served and you can charge amazing money because your content can bring in a huge ROI for your client. No one's really talking about this either so you're not just another SEO guy

When I was new to all this, the answer to this question from the "experts" was always copywriting. I hated reading that answer. I wanted to know the cool new tactics, platforms, all that stuff. Took me wayyyy too long to realise that the right answer was, yep, copywriting. Learn how to sell...

Offer a business a free "AI audit" where you meet with them for an hour, chat about their business and their pain points and then present them a report on where your AI automations can help their business. By not selling anything until you've taken time to understand their business, you gain...