Recently, I have been overwhelmed more than ever. Yes, it is caused by the AI avalanche, and I have written about it in my previous post. And will not mention it here again. It’s more about the feeling I have when summer creeps in, seeing everyone on holiday, chilling, and relaxing. It is the timeContinue reading ““Do What You Can” Strategy”
Category Archives: work from home
Why Genuine Creators Matter in Today’s Online World
It is simple. There is so much content nowadays. Most of it is AI or hybrid AI. Yes, I hopped on the train, too, and I am using AI services where I can—when writing emails, instructions for students, or presentation slides. My approach is very utilitarian. Do I enjoy AI-generated content? Some, yes. I doContinue reading “Why Genuine Creators Matter in Today’s Online World”
What Should I Write About – Learn From My Mistakes
The author explores the most popular niches covered in their blog. Surprisingly, their personal interests in health and food did not resonate with their audience, while posts about their journey to become a solopreneur received the most response. The post emphasizes the importance of focusing on what works and doubling down on it. The top three posts revolved around themes such as long-term goal setting for a one-person business, earnings in Q4, and selling platforms for small businesses. The author encourages readers to support each other and uphold values in the social media space.
Unveiling Niche Site Statistics on WordPress: I Was Wrong About Niche
What niche is popular? Are you in a the right niche? Should we care about niche?
Pinterest is strange but I love it
Recent Pinterest algorithm and posting frequency, AI effect on posting strategy and social media in general.
Q4, the moment of truth
The writer reflects on their experience as a solo entrepreneur in past Q4s, highlighting both successes and setbacks. They discuss their approach to social media and the need to prioritize platforms that yield results. They express hope for a successful Q4, acknowledging the need to conserve energy and avoid burnout. In a 2024 update, they remain optimistic despite not yet achieving remarkable results. The writer also apologizes for unintentionally sending posts to all subscribers and seeks a solution.
Keeping everything in one spot
The author reflects on the changing landscape of online platforms, emphasizing the need to diversify. Despite slow growth in her own blog, she chooses authenticity over AI tools, cautious of Google’s guidelines. She prioritizes Pinterest and YouTube, advocates self-education, and emphasizes creating a personal brand. The update also shares insights on various platforms and their suitability.
Creating something from scratch again
I have done it again. I have decided to try something new. But this time I told myself that this is really, really the last time, I am trying a POD site. The reason for that is that I have not experienced any success with the POD style business. And I have been trying sinceContinue reading “Creating something from scratch again”
Where to put your energy
The author questions the value of their business activities, analyzing sales data from Amazon, Etsy, and Red Bubble. Despite challenges, they remain optimistic but realistic. In a later update, they share insights on each platform. This personal account offers valuable reflections on the struggles and decisions of a one-person business.
Provide value and you will be rewarded (eventually)…
I have been working quite hard on my online businesses and feeling bit deflated.
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