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Ok I think I see the confusion. Keygens work to get Windows 10 installed. They do not work to activate Windows. You need a crack to do it without a legitimate activation key. So the eBay ones can't be keygen (at least the ones I bought) because keygen keys don't work to activate Windows (a quick...

Thank you for that! Very helpful. If you don't mind me asking, do you have any recommendations as far as MCN's go?

I don't see how they could be from a keygen. Windows would need to be cracked, no? Otherwise the online authentication process would catch it. Seems far more likely they're reselling OEM keys.

I couldn't say where they came from but I've bought two of these Win 10 keys for $3 and they have authenticated just fine for me. I would have thought illegitimate keys or keygen without aceack would fail the authentication process.

Thanks for all the info, you've been a huge help. I've a few little ideas I'm going to use as tweaks to my initial plan and try it out. It doesn't cost me anything and the effort is pretty minimal. But thanks to your info I know not to expect anything out of it. It'll be more a curiosity thing now.

Sorry I wasn't clear; the program is purely for my benefit. Rather than pulling up tracks and creating a video, I'd make this program and it would create the video for me. It's a time saving thing.

Thanks for the reply. Do you know if there are there other ways to monetize a channel like that outside of YouTube? I imagine slapping affiliate links in the description won't do much.

This is a low-effort thing. Not quite automated but near as dammit. I wanted to get your opinions on whether it seems worth that low effort. So here's the plan. "Ambient Music" channels are pretty popular. I've found myself using them a lot recently while I hammer out endless writing gigs...

I can't vouch personally for how feasible it is but I've been eyeballing Fiverr as a way to get writing gigs so I've done a fair bit of research and I can't see how it wouldn't be possible. As an example, my main source of gigs right now is iWriter. On there I get an average of $20 per 1500...

My HubScore varies but it's never dipped below 95. So far all my hubs have been good enough to be featured. Planning to start a blog/site for some affiliate marketing with all the sweet info on BHW so it will be nice to "double dip" on HubPages with backlinks and a bit of revenue.

Speaking as someone who has a 3k+ sub-channel almost by accident, doing something that people are searching for but nobody is doing is the ticket. I started making videos on a particular thing because I couldn't find it anywhere. I got bored after 2 videos and gave up, then I happened to come...

I started writing random stuff for HubPages a few years ago—I just like writing and HubPages promised you could earn money so I figured why not. Over that time I've done about 80 pages and, pre-coronavirus, I was making a solid $200 a month from it (it's dropped to about $80, dunno if it'll go...

Damn, I thought Grammarly used Copywrite. I never paid any attention to the plagiarism checker as I write everything by hand so it's never been a problem, but I recently got a Copyscape flag on iWriter so I've been using Grammarly's plagiarism checker ever since. Guess I'd better switch to...

Thanks for the advice. If I take the 1 HQ post a week route, is there any reason to not also throw up some smaller content (500-1000 word sort of stuff). I don't intend to publish anything on this site that isn't high quality, but also if it's not going to be any benefit I won't bother.

It's basically perfect on technical aspects. It's the personality that can confuse it. If you wanted a perfectly neutrally toned piece, you'd be fine just addressing every issue Grammarly throws up and calling it a day. The only "glitch" I've noticed is occasionally it will suggest an alternate...

That's incredibly cheap for good content. Even iWriter pays more than that at the top tier (I recently did 500 words for $30 on there)

Grammarly works for me.. They have a free tier but, honestly, I found it to be worth paying for the premium tier. It's not right 100% of the time so you still have to know what you're doing (I assume that's the case for all of these kinds of services) but it's probably shaved 25-30% off the...

Thanks, everyone, loads of helpful advice here. So, few different opinions but the consensus seems to be stick to low comp keywords, write good content, and have around 50k of it before expecting anything to happen. @pepeneo's post has me hopeful. I realise I might be leaving money on the table...

I make tutorials on coding in Unity3D. It's not really a BHW thing since it's just something I do for fun that happened to pick up a few thousand subs. Just thought the info might be useful.

I'm new here so can't really comment on copywriting in context of the wider BHW, but I am a copywriter and what I will say is that copywriting could be a great way for you to earn some cash, particularly if you've got no bills and lots of free time. There are plenty of copywriting services for...