Recent content by Mr_Underhill

I used to love Sour Diesel - I could smoke a bowl of that stuff and work for hours straight with no breaks. I rarely see it in dispensaries now, but there are some good hybrids out there. It really just depends what I'm doing. Before the gym or a run, I'd lean towards a sativa dominant strain...

I do, but also have a few businesses on the side as well. The benefits my job offers me + it being WFH about 80% of the time makes it a very logical choice. The work is easy, the company is cool, and it gives me plenty of time to pursue other ventures. It's always nice to have a stable income as...

Since I started learning the industry I’ve heard people say “SEO is dead”.

Targeting competitors is a pretty common strategy. It's allowed as long as you're not pretending to be the competitor, and of course don't use their name in your ad copy, etc. Also, competitor names typically have a higher cpc.

For sure, very easy to get ahead of yourself when you lack experience.

I don't think my friend should be in a moral quandary thinking about asking me for help, lol. As his friend, I'd rather he save the money if I am able to help him out.

Of course, why wouldn’t I help my friend?

Yeah it was a seemingly impossible task at the time and yes, my partner had a PHD in English. All of the writers I hired also had varying degree levels, so it was a solid team. The issue was when we started bring other people in they were just "writers" and the content we were getting was...

I nearly killed a profitable business by growing too fast. A few years back, before AI went mainstream, I launched a content writing service. It took off immediately. We saw a few gaps in the market, were able to capitalize, and the work started to roll in. We actually weren’t spending much...

Over the last year and a half, my company has laid off about 10 people. Granted - we have 80 people in the office still, but it's a significant impact. At the moment, it's less to do with AI and more so to do with people simply aren't drinking wine the way they used to, so...

Welcome @junkzampa!

Paid mentorship comes with a lot of risk, very easy for someone who doesn't know any better to be taken advantage of. We may end up with "gurus" pushing books like this: