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Nomad here
Hello there, my name is Nomad, I am a writer, author, and content creator. I run multiple websites, including blogs, forums and online store. I also work as a website manager for website owners and business. Good to be here
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Decentralized Web Platforms
Many years ago, I joined a few web3 social media platforms, but I stopped using them because most of the users were not using real names, they were not even using human sounding name. I want to use social media to connect with real people, so I gave up those platform. That was many years ago, today I don't even remember their names
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The 'what if' scenario: If social media disappeared tomorrow, how would you reach your audience?
One of the reasons why I started building forum is to build my own community and build audiences. Therefore, when all social media platforms are gone., I will still have my community users. I also try to depend on SEO.
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Platform Migration Stories: When and Why Did You Jump Ship?
Well, I have joined a few newer platforms but that was not exactly a migration, I continued using older platforms all the while I started using newer platform. Building followers is very difficult and I do not want to completely migrate to another platform when I have already worked hard to build followers on my existing platform.
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YouTube's latest policy changes: Are creators being heard or just managed?
I am not much of a youtube creator but as a content creator I believe if your focus is on evergreen topic and the content on less saturated but also popular topic, you will never be affected by algorithm changes. Well, you might be affected little bit in the beginning but ultimately you will make a come back.
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Platform diversification: How many platforms is too many?
Instead of running towards recently launched or comparatively newer platform, I choose to stay with the older one. No matter what platform you join, your success depends on followers. Building followers is difficult, and when you join a new platform, you will have to start from zero.
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The rise of Kick: Is it a real Twitch alternative or just hype?
Kick cannot become an alternative to Twitch. Kick is operated by the operator of online gambling and its motive to capture audience that were not accepted by video platforms where gambling content is prohibited.
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The future of social media: Are we heading for more fragmentation or consolidation?
I have abandoned a few social platforms I was active (Pinterest, Reddit) and I have also joined new platforms recently (Threads and Blusky). I thing we will see more social platforms, I do not see any kind of consolidation happening.
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Which platform should I switch my MyBB forum to?
I have used MyBB, it is good except that it lacks responsiveness. For a lot of users xenforo is the ideal platform to switch from open source. However, of late I have been hearing that Invision is a better option. I haven't used Invision myself.
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Best Platform for Influencer Marketing
If you are new to influencer marketing, you may be wondering about which platform is best or whether you should focus on one or many. Well, frankly speaking, the platform itself is less important than having a genuine, engaged, and large following. Choose a platform based on your skills and interests. For instance, if you are not comfortable making videos, TikTok or YouTube might be difficult platform. If photography or infographics are your strengths, Instagram and Pinterest might be better option. Focus on quality content and building trust on your chosen platform.
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Making Money with Travel Content
Travel is a highly profitable niche. I run a travel blog, I have been running this blog for over 10 years and recently revamped my site. I have earned money from my blog by promoting travel and tour packages. When I travel, I take plenty of photos and videos, which I later use for marketing and creating engaging content. I havenโt explored travel vlogging but this is on my bucket list. Have you created travel content?
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Evergreen Topics Vs. Trending Topics
Writing about current events, or creating videos/podcast on current topic is easy, however, the trends fade fast. If you want long-term traffic on your written content or audio visual content, focus on evergreen topics, the topics that stay relevant for years. This strategy will help you get ongoing traffic. You might not get immediate traffic, but unlike current topics that stops accumulating views after a while, evergreen content generates regular traffic.
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Ranking Your Content High Is Hard Unless You Are an SEO Expert
Getting on the first page of Google, or on Youtube for youtube videos is incredibly difficult unless you are either an SEO professional or hire an expert. Even when you follow every strategy correctly, results aren't guaranteed. SEO requires constant optimization, competitor analysis, and technical knowledge that go beyond basic tips. By the way. how high have you managed to rank?
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The Cost of Search Ads
One of the easiest ways to get search traffic is by running search ads. However, search engine ads are expensive, the average cost per click on Google is around $1.28. If you are advertising on search engines just to bring in traffic, search ads may not be cost-effective. But if you are selling products or capturing leads, the return on investment can be worth it. Have you tried running search ads?
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How to Write Top-Performing Content
If you want your articles, blog posts, ebooks or any kind of written work to perform well, bring engagement, get traffic, get conversion, etc. you need to create content that performs exceptionally well on search engine and social media. If your content ranks top on search results and if it gets viral on social media, you can get traffic and generate revenue. How does that happen? Write Long Headlines Use Plenty of Subheadings (H2 and H3 Tags) Write Long-Form Content Include Lists Frequently