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Welcome to the forum! One of the first students I ever mentored online is now a landlord in Dubai with 2 properties so far and what he told me about the rental market there is quite interesting compared to how things are here in North America, where I'm also a landlord. Such different cultures.

Welcome to the forum! I recently sold my AI affiliate network through Escrow, but I dabbled in running an AI SAAS tools platform as well. It was a great learning experience. You have a lot of competition in your chosen field, but I wish you well!

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MySpace is making a comeback among younger users fed up with the BS at FB. Their parents and grandparents are the ones clinging on to the Facebook algorithm.

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I always tell people starting out to never rely on a website you don't control for your success. It baffles me to see so many local businesses with a "Find Us On Facebook" message on their work van instead of a website url. There's been a massive purge of FB accounts, including businesses, in...

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I've seen lots of people obsess over metrics that don't matter, including DA, while ignoring the important stuff, the same as obsessing over getting backlinks when you only need 1 or 2 important ones. The funniest one to me is someone asking if getting a link on a niche forum will improve DA or...

I used to do backlinks early on, when it was easy to rank with them, but now do it after most everything else, and you only need a couple good ones. I do a framework of basic content related to my niche and then flesh it out later. Doing too much at first is not as good as saving some to "feed"...

Those niches tend to be whatever is trending at the time, and then fade, so you take advantage of them while you can. I'm of the opinion that any niche that exists has already been discovered, considering how many deep dive marketers are already out there for years. So, a small, low competition...

I run every new site through Page Insights and make sure my technical SEO is 100% or close before moving on to anything else. Content and backlinks are the easy part that can be done at any time.

I don't think anyone will, or should, give away their profitable micro niche, as that involves a lot of work to research and find a gem among all the saturated niches out there. For me, I started with small adult niches that became very profitable due to an engaged user base that craved more...

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Welcome to the forums! Traditional SEO has changed a lot for sure, so keeping on top of those changes is a must to survive as a webmaster or ecommerce site owner these days. Looking forward to reading your contributions!