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Honestly subscription services are your best bet. Especially if you're planning on remixing or remaking the music for commercial purposes

what do you think of the strategies listed above? are they eternally viable or do modern domainers do something different?

Looks like i'll have to take another look at my analytics, thanks!

It's important to note that if you're targeting keywords with some level of buyer intent you're going to get a high bounce rate when people click on your article, see a shiny product, read one sentence then click through to your affiliates website

The trick is to legally sign over all your assets to me and start again

You could do a variant of this with personality tests and market to people with a loose interest in psychology imo

Working on my space suit as we speak. Not sure about how I'm getting there - maybe a very bouncy trampoline?

Youd think if you were gonna make the effort to scam people you wouldnt do what literally every other scammer is doing, lol. I guess it must work

I've been digging around here and have noticed that a lot of people have had seriously bad experiences with SMM panels. People paying for mother-child/slave services and being bombarded with fake followers, people losing their money and just generally have a bad time. Do any of the more...

It does honestly feel like its your luck of the draw sometimes. I've had friends sent cease and desist letters for using individual WORDS that companies have attempted to trademark. Normal, everyday words, too. OP: Please be extra careful when handling media of any kind. I'm not going to give...

What's the consensus on chainlink here? I've seen so many posts about it across multiple platforms that it honestly just feels like people are trying to inflate the price and dump their bags.

Watching all of these companies butt heads with one another has been awesome. An easily interfaceable search engine with incredibly cheap ads would be a great way to pull some of the market share from google.

Hey everyone, I thought I'd drop a question here to promote a bit of discussion around how much potential lies in this area of our industry. About a year and a half ago I was able to attend a local SEO conference in my city. There was a pretty nice variety of people doing presentations and...

I honestly think this might be industry/niche specific + relevant to where you're trying to target. But every digital marketer I've met in person normally treats chinese/indian/russian backlinks like the plague.

If you have a solid strategy for targeting other platforms with wider user bases already, I'd say yes. If you're selling samples, loops or other music production related tools you might want to look into platforms that are dedicated specifically for that, though.

I can honestly see smart homes being the standard in like 20 years time. But it's impossible to speculate on what SEO will even look like in that time frame. Mobile optimization used to be a luxury, but now it's an industry standard. I can see a similar situation happening with voice search, but...

If I clear up time I'm gonna learn the basics of neural networks first and mess around with really basic reward loop type stuff until I can properly visualize what's happening in my head. At that point I'll start looking for novice and then advanced resources. There's lots of free stuff on...

Seeing all of the powerful tools coming out with AI related to content creation really makes me wish I had time to free up to do a deep dive on the basics and mess around in python or something. Maybe someday :D

I nearly choked reading this

One of the reasons I've seen popularly stated for content creators to migrate away from YouTube is the increasing difficulty associated with monetizing videos that consist of anything other than a toy review for 8 year olds. Early noughties Youtube partners like Ryan Higa through to mid 2010...