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Absolutely. And while it's good to know most platforms, it's a better option to specialize in one. And when I mean specialize, I mean "become the guru" in that exact media venue.

Posting good content is indeed important. Also become active on others' accounts: comment, be insightful. It's a pain to grow your following, but it can be done if you are consistent.

Absolutely. And one more tip: always take care of your customers. Go the extra mile. Spend the extra minute. It allows you to retain them for many years and also they turn into brand ambassadors. Insted of spending a fortune on ads, you can build a thriving business from referrals.

All are great ideas and they can work wonderfully. Very good insights, Nomad.

Hmm, this sounds VERY interesting. I usually communicate via email with clients, and they also have access to send me an SMS. But videos are a good idea.

This is a good find, should take it into account. I just type # and then the main keyword after and they're usually generated automatically. But hashtagstack seems like a very good option

You are the best on finding AI tools for everything :D I am now using HubSpot as a CRM, but mostly it's manual work. As an SEO I don't have too many accounts, so I can still give them enough personal attention and not have to rely on too many automation.

I never used Optinmonster. Right now I use HubSpot for The Medically, but mainly I offer SEO audits. Kept on trying to build an email list but HATE IT, so now we have the forums :D

When I need to launch a test website or just something in my network, I download a logo template from Freepik and then tweak it to my liking in Illustrator. If it's for a client (although I haven't done logo design in a while, as I moved towards SEO), I use Illustrator and work from scratch...

I haven't done it yet. I would use it for outlines, but also feed it some information so that it stays very close to the logical structure (it tends to hallucinate a lot and generate useless filler content). I would also implement my own logic (what I would cover in said book). Then slowly feed...

I think TikTok is really trending. While I consider it to be a piece of junk and wouldn't create an account if you killed me, it does have a huge growth :(

I am using a mix of NeuronWriter (which allows me to do content briefing and optimization) and premium ChatGPT. Have tried Claude and Gemini, but ChatGPT seems to do a better job. And a lot of corrections and prompting, since it drives me bonkers sometimes.

Well, it's a good option, thanks for letting us know. I use ChatGPT premium, but with some serious prompting, because it does generate crappy content.

@Cpvr, welcome to the community. Missed you :)

Well, they weren't good 25 years ago, sure as heck they're not now :D I would be OK with being able to transfer for free, but, if most don't allow you to move your database elsewhere, now that's an issue. Wen hosting is now SO CHEAP, I think paying for it shouldn't be an issue anymore

WooCommerce all the way. Was able to get a customer from Shopify to WooCommerce and it made her life way easier. Shopify was A PAIN to manage, the blog system is a joke and, when she had to do any work on it, she had no idea how to tweak it. So she'd pay a lot of money for all kinds of silly...

As someone who has closed/sold forums before, because I couldn't put in the time anymore (money wasn't such an issue, as I am an SEO and supposed to ear a bit of a buck) .. IT MATTERS a lot. When you have a busy life (becoming a mother was the clicker for me) and your time is crazy limited, you...

It's a pretty crazy rollercoaster. Up until 2024 forums have lost a lot of ground to Facebook and other social media platforms. This is true. With the new tweaks in the Google algorithm and mainly because they are training Gemini on Reddit's huge content database, we now see a revival of...

Well, Nomad is into something here :) I am working on a membership plan as well, and it would allow members to get access to extremely private content. I have a lot of resources I kept for myself (from summaries on some of the most expensive SEO course - $1,000 a pop) to excel sheets, looker...

Well, those people are RIGHT. There are websites with little to no backlink work that rank well. Backlinks are important too, but bad content will not get you anywhere. In order to get good results you need: - good keyword research - a comprehensive topical map (you need to cover the most...