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My PhD was in Biomedical Sciences, but I specialized in three areas of research: how cocaine affects memory (neuroscience), cancer genomics (Classic brc), and aging genetics. My thesis was on aging genetics, particularly how CRISPR can be used to elongate telomeres and its effect on the lifespan...

I will tell you what my topings aren't: fruit and seafood. Anything else goes.

My content focuses mostly on health niches, especially pertaining to recent research on disease among other things. I also do webapps, games, and other things. As for how to get traffic, I use some classic social media like facebook and Instagram, but I have found out that reddit and LinkedIn...

Yep, pretty much! I took what I learned during my PhD years and instead of working in academia, I turned to blogging. I make about $200ish per day on Ads. Affiliate revenue is all over the place. I can make anywhere from $100 to $5,000 a month. I wish I knew what causes these fluctuations, but...

I use a (sort of) similar strategy. I use ChatGPT's deepsearch to scan for affiliate websites generating X amount of money. I then use a script to scan their entire website for keywords, SEO, affiliate strategies, HTML, linking, etc. I then copy their strategy and insert my own affiliate links...

I wouldn't say it's very hard now, but it does take a lot more time to get an audience. I have been doing it for a bit and have a bit over 20k followers on Medium, but I see that most people struggle to even go past 10 followers unless one of their blogs go viral.

You can call me xHannyah. Although I have a PhD in science, I have been making money online for years now, mostly through blogs and affiliate marketing related to health and fitness. I came across BHW through a Google search, and I hope to learn more about improving my content engagement and...