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Hey, could you send me a DM? I don't have that feature enabled on my account currently.

Realistically unless you watermark the images there's nothing that you can do, other than not be successful.

I'll definitely be referencing this post the next time I have some design work that needs to be done, thanks!

I highly doubt you'll ever get asked for a license unless your blog post/yt vid blows up and the image you used clearly looks like you removed the watermark. You should still buy a license though.

Well I'd assume the standard would be .psd or .svg files but it depends on what you're offering. If you're selling app UI designs then I'd expect a figma file or similar.

Search up "vtuber" that might be what you're looking for.

I'm sure you can find a tool online that'll make editing easy for you, instead of learning how to use premiere or another video editing software. That, or pay someone $20 on fiverr to do it for you, it's literally a slideshow video.

Content, content, content. Links.

Lol your message totally comes off as spam/scam.

If it's in your skillset/budget you could try creating a tool for the crypto market (currency exchange, top crypto list) that people in the community would want to link to.

What kind of follower count are you looking for?

Be super helpful everywhere online, on reddit, quora, facebook, etc. Answer questions in your niche and drop your link in your posts. Be careful about being too pushy with the promotion though.

Another way to approach it is to make a list of trends/topics that you know will see steady growth in the future and find a sub niche within the topic. For example, by now it's pretty clear that electric vehicles are the cars of the future so maybe you could go into electric vehicle battery...

I can't confirm if this is still true but I've read that Google throttles adult niche related websites

I think it depends what they're selling too. There are a lot of accounts selling products for a few $ with tiny margins.

From what I hear the speeds are comparable to standard cable internet. To the moon!

I'd be careful about buying reviews these days, especially when the people who'd be most likely to take up your offer very likely have written paid reviews in the past. I'm sure Amazon can easily identify these repeat reviewers and see the patterns in the products they review.

Anywhere from 5 to 10, ideally exactly 7.5.

Are you keeping track of how the articles you wrote are ranking in search? If they're not ranking well then you wouldn't get search traffic.

You could maybe do a google search to find some blogs related to your niche and cold reach out?