This video shows you how to make money answering questions. Marcus over-hypes the numbers, as no one gets 100% of search volume to click to their site, and he says so after hyping the math, but this is a very solid strategy.

But you can take this a few steps further. The Pheeds Leads Xtreme shows you how to do this faster, cheaper and better. Check out the video below, then check out if there are still openings for the Pheeds Leads Xtreme:
https://pheeds.com/phorum/showthread.php?tid=698
 
Make Money Answering Questions ($921 Per Answer?)
 

In another thread I posted about Replica being a good AI text to speech tool to check out. I just noticed that if you use my Refer a Friend link you get an additional 30 minutes for free when starting out for a total of 60 minutes for free and I get 30 minutes for free.

https://replicastudios.com/account/signu...e=penPR4b7

First the bad...they don't have many controls over the text. Also, they only have about 25 voices. And their pricing after your trial runs out is a little high at $24 for 4 hours of recording, which is $6 an hour...or 10 cents a minute for those of us doing Youtube shorts.

Of the 25 voices most are just OK.

However, there's a few voices in there that are the best I've heard.

While there aren't many controls, this makes Replica really easy to learn and use. One feature I like a lot is it lets you download the audio either as one big file or split into multiple files. Multiple files is PERFECT for what I do with video and PowerPoint.

Also, the multiple files option is great if you're creating animated character videos, like CrazyTalk Pro.

While the pricing is a little high, it's more "accurate" to pay per hour. With some others like LOVO you get 20-100 downloads, with each download limited to 15,000 characters. What if you only need to use 1200 characters? Is that a full download on LOVO? With Replica you only pay for what you actually use.

https://replicastudios.com/account/signu...e=penPR4b7 - Sign up to get a free hour while you can and see if it works for you.
 

Earlier this year I began to be extremely tired. I couldn't concentrate on anything and certainly not work. I thought it was to do  with my diabetes but it wasn't. It turns out I have a form of blood cancer called MDS. I'm now taking Lance Armstrong's favourite EPO and feeling much better. I've got a typical life expectancy of 5 years so I'm trying to be sensible about taking on new things. It's a pleasure to catch up here.

Google is starting to include user "page experience" in their rankings. Matthew Woodward has a good write up about it here:
https://www.matthewwoodward.co.uk/seo/al...ce-update/

My quick, over-simplified summary is to make sure the first part of your pages (that people on mobile see first) load very quickly.

The content below was written using an Artificial Intelligence writing resource revealed in the Pheeds Leads Xtreme and are based on topics included in Matthew Woodward’s article. Note: I made a few minor changes to the AI article, mostly rearranging and deleting.

Gifs are popular on social media but don't seem to be used as much in things like blog articles or sales letters. Giphy has millions of Gifs and makes really easy to add animated Gifs to your content.

I agree that Gifs aren't appropriate in every situation, but I think they offer a ton more potential than online folks overlook. A Gif like this could work in pretty much any kitchen "problem" that needs to be solved and I think it is a great choice for articles and product reviews...and there's millions and millions more free Gifs ready for you to use.




https://giphy.com/

There's very few "sure things" in life or business, but there are plenty of things you can easily do to increase your chances of creating a successful website. Any good poker player understands that winning is about things like how much will it cost me? How much will I win? What are the odds of me winning? We can, and should, apply similar concepts to building a new site.

How can we bet as little money and effort as possible while increasing our site's chance of success?

Domain Name:

• Use one of the free tools/trials to find a keyword-relevant "just dropped" domain name that has some built-in linking and/or traffic. "Dropped" means that it was previously owned and has just become available for the regular registration price of around $10 a year.
  
  
• If there aren't any domains available that already have value, do some keyword research using one of the free keyword tool trials like hrefs or WriterZen. Try WriterZen's "all in title" feature to find keyword phrases with little competition in Google. Convert them to domain names and check if any are available.
  

Affinity (used to be called Serif) is having a big 50% off sale on their software. IMO their regular prices are good values but at half off, they are really great. You can get Affinity Designer for $25.
https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/store/

There are also a number of available plugins/brushes also at 50% off.

Plus, they are giving away free 90 day trials if you don't want to pay right now, but the 50% discount will end before your 90 trial will so you may want to buy soon. I will say when they were Serif they often sent special discounts (like this one) so be sure to get on their list. They don't send a lot of emails.

Another option may be to buy Designer now, then check out the plugins using the free trials.

A lot of marketing, especially online, using a passive approach of promoting in ways people will (hopefully) find your offer. The resources below are a more aggressive approach to marketing where instead of customers finding you, you find customers.

Of all the marketing skills, prospecting for TARGETED leads may be the most lucrative and probably the most in demand skill businesses need. "Anyone" can have a web design biz or a food truck, but how do they get actual paying customers? And finding leads and prospects is a valuable skill you can sell to businesses.

This thread is intended for folks on a budget and a lot of these resources have free options or trials. In many cases, you may spend more time to save a little money. However, you can test, learn and modify these strategies with very little cost. And once you start selling, upgrading shouldn't be a problem.

The first resource is LinkedIn. It has two paid upgrades, Premium and Sales Navigator, both with free trials. The most advanced LinkedIn offering for marketing is Sales Navigator.

This is a really good intro into LI Navigator:
 
How to Use Linkedin Sales Navigator in 2021 (Find Leads & Hidden Features)
 

With all the links and info you want to keep how do you do it? do you use an app?

Here's a really great resource from one of my favorite SEOers. Matthew Woodward has put together a page with 5 SEO training videos he recommends. All the videos are free and on Youtube and are about 40-60 minutes each.

Yes, Matthew is self-promoting 2 of the 5 videos but they are still worth your time.

#1: 14x Search Traffic In 8 Months – Matthew Woodward
#2: Google’s Algorithm is an Algorithm – Kyle Roof
#3: SEO and Website Flipping – Matt Diggity
#4: SEO Strategies for Competitive Verticals – James Norquay
#5: How To 12x Your Search Traffic – Matthew Woodward

He gives a lot more details about each video on his page. There's tons of useful info so check it out:
https://www.matthewwoodward.co.uk/seo/presentations/