if you are a small publisher and not a company who wants to promote, you are highly likely that you will fail. They penalize websites after few months with no reason.
gmail is best, you can create as many emails you want, with each of them you have 15 gb of storage. From the paid ones I think Mega is the cheapest, 5 bucks for 750 gigs a month. There is also 20 gb free plan.
Snovio, smarlead or instantly for management, google workspace accounts for the mailboxes and many domains.
I tried cold email for a month and I was not impressed. Almost all emails went to the inbox and open rate was at 60% but reply rate was absolutely zero even after offering a good freebie...
You can learn any skill you want. It is up to you to decide. These bots are full of useful data, esoteric knowledge that very few people know and if you prompt well, you can use this as an advantage.
AI helped me learn a lot about certain skills. It is so good, especially Deepseek gives you some strong input on things you want to know.
These things I would probably not learn if I visited google. AI bots are full of knowledge if you know how to use them.
And I think that the biggest progress...
Me honestly, I haven't posted anything in 9 years. I think it will slowly fade into darkness like myspace.
When it comes to alternatives I don't believe that will be any. Primarily because the whole approach of these platforms is outdated.
Typically a pure written content will score between 0 and 40. While above 40% it is probably AI. Also, if the content does not have essence, you can easily tell.
Seinfeld is a classic, also Fraiser one of my top shows from the 90s. These days there is basically zero interesting comedies to watch thanks to these idiots who cry on the web after every joke.
I usually avoid working with such people. I had a guy few years ago, he wouldn't stop texting me the whole day. So much that I was fed up and reluctant to work for him. So, I moved on. Dealing with such people is unbearable.
For this purpose I keep minimal contact only for the requirements and...
I'm in my early 30s and feel like the grind is over. GShit destroyed my income as a freelancer and I'm looking for a way around it. All of my skills are online skills, so finding a job in the real world that isn't loading and unloading things is pretty difficult. But I will try to keep up somehow.
the value of crypto is closely connected to the stock market, its not decentralized. If you notice the movements there you will see that crypto is also affected in the same time. So, if stocks drop, you also lose.
The only thing that shoots up in value when everything crashes is gold.
google does not index every page. It will crawl and will deindex.
Look at mine to see with what a shitty company you deal with. It deindexes and at the end will leave you to zero.
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