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Yes, there are open source text models. GPT-J, GPT-NeoX, Fairseq-GPT to name a few. However these require a lot more VRAM to run making them not as easy to set up locally on a normal machine like you can with Stable Diffusion. NovelAI is a good service that runs these models instead of GPT-3...

Seems interesting! Could you send me some income proof? Also interested in the discount please!

OP gave me a good list of niche related sites to choose from, provided a good article, and got it live in a reasonable period! Good work!

Looks like a good service, could I get some samples for the dating niche please?

I'm interested in your service. Could you please send some samples for the dating niche?

What needs do you have? What kind of budget? For just a solid laptop with decent performance, if you aren't doing anything crazy, the M1 MacBook Airs are a good choice and actually a really good value. You can get them for like $600, and they're gonna be more than enough for what most people...

I don't think it's a reason to quit. Sometimes updates hurt, sometimes they help. It seems not all of Google's algorithms run in real-time, and sometimes you have to wait for an update to see big results from things you've done, whether they're positive or negative. I've seen big jumps both up...

The information you get from these tools is invaluable. It seems expensive if you're starting out, but it's not much for an essential tool once you're making money. You can try less expensive tools like Ubersuggest, but they aren't as good.

I'd type whatever race of parrot into SEMRush or Ahrefs, and then sort the related keywords by volume. Then group these together based on similarity of the SERPs and search intent, ie "grey parrot lifespan" and "how long do african grey parrots live" would be covered by the same article. Try to...

They don’t work as well as they want to, but still have some value if you can use the keyword as the site’s brand name.

I’d expect it to have some positive impact. I don’t think it could hurt, definitely worth a try. Local citations are cheap and seem to help a bit even for affiliate sites that aren’t local at all.

If you use AI writers as an aide, and not expect them to write perfectly all by themselves, you can write some articles pretty quickly. Then edit them with Surfer and you’ll have content that ranks faster than you could manually do it all. Also can be useful for PBNs.

I have a 32” 4K monitor next to my 14” MacBook Pro. It’s nice for having lots of windows open at once. I’ll have Slack, notes, and a couple of browsers or spreadsheets frequently, sometimes a terminal. When I’m working between multiple windows on something it’s nice not having to constantly switch.

Still using an iPhone XS. Definitely isn’t true that Apple makes the camera quality worse when a new phone comes out. The photos just look worse in comparison to improved cameras on the new one. The battery has degraded, and I’m tempted to get the 14 Pro this time, but the smart thing would be...

Another benefit to using a credit card: if your card is stolen or skimmed, it’s not money coming directly from your bank. You can the bank and they’ll remove fraudulent charges right away. Depending on the card they come with benefits like insurance on rental cars, lost luggage reimbursement...

I’ve smoked concentrates daily for years, and while I’ve been totally functional and able to take care of things, I realized I’m using it to help deal with anxiety, and since I’ve recently cut back significantly, while I still have some anxiety issues, probably that’s just how my brain works, I...

Who's using GPT-2 though? There's GPT-3, as well as other open source models that are better than GPT-2. I just tried this tool with a AI article on one of my sites and it comes back 90%+ real, varying depending on different sections I paste on.

I would build profile links to your homepage. It doesn't look natural to build them to inner pages. They aren't going to give much power, but they can help get your site out of the sandbox faster by making your site look more like a normal business. A normal business might create social media...

Could be that your page had a poor click through rate, or poor bounce rate. Google will move pages up to test them, and then if those metrics are worse than the page that was at that position before, Google moves them down. Also could be Google just needs more time to test it. I'd make some...

If the site is PHP, for example, then that page would just have something like: header("Location: $_GET('returnUrl')", true, 301); exit(); Basically the server just tells the browser "hey, this is a 301 response, and the location is at this URL." There's no list of rules anywhere that need to...