In my past posts, I have been complaining about my low sales during Q4, while everyone else is having the best time of the year. This time, it’s different. No, my sales did not skyrocket, but I am choosing a different mindset. No more moaning (yes, I could do that and start with how AIContinue reading “My Q4 and going forward”
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Is there any point in staying creative?
I have been asking myself this. I have lost many views on Pinterest and YouTube since my last post. The accounts are literally getting choked by the amount of “other content” that appeared in massive amounts. So what am I doing about that? Let’s call it weathering out the storm. For my mental health’s sake,Continue reading “Is there any point in staying creative?”
Why I am writing as a human
This is going to be a very short one, but maybe a valuable one. I have noticed the shift in search and how you get discovered. I struggled for years with SEO—doing it but not really, and if I am honest, mainly failing in it. And now, finally, things are shifting. AI is the newContinue reading “Why I am writing as a human”
The most simple advice on the productivity – 2 buckets system
By now, I have read so many articles and posts on productivity ( I don’t even count YouTube videos) that I should be a productivity expert myself. So am I? No. But I have figured out this: Everyone will recommend the system that works for them, but my situation and goals might be completely different.Continue reading “The most simple advice on the productivity – 2 buckets system”
For anyone selling digital products
I love digital products. They helped in more than one way. I did buy plenty. Anything starting from different kind of planners to short business plans and how to… So here you go. I hope this helps you a bit with promoting or tweaking your product. Have a great spring, dear friends 🙂 Image, createdContinue reading “For anyone selling digital products”
A quiet mind is all you need
Starting 2025, still not retired. If you have been following me, you know that I have been trying to do that with the help of my numerous side hassles. I do feel it is an uphill battle most of the time. Trying to increase traffic, getting exposure, and capturing more visitors and subscribers. It seemsContinue reading “A quiet mind is all you need”
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”
Side-Hassle Do and Don’ts
I don’t like long blog posts. So here we go. This year I have dropped; Small selling sites that just took my focus away i.e. Zazzle, Spoonflower, and the biggest of them all – Amazon. By dropping, I mean not creating new products and leaving it ‘as is.” And I have also dropped, and IContinue reading “Side-Hassle Do and Don’ts”
Summer tends to be a quiet time
Summer tends to be a quiet time, at least on the surface. I am looking at my numbers and again, as every year – I am not happy with them. I know the economy is not great but really, I don’t like to make any excuses for myself and I rather look at things asContinue reading “Summer tends to be a quiet time”
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.
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