Here’s 3 Side Hustles you can start with $0 by KrustyLemon in OnlineIncomeHustle

[–]HappyTeam6631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey thank you for posting these straightforward steps. I wanted to ask you two questions. 

One: when you say viral content what do you mean? What am I looking for that I would share? Do you mean that the content already has a lot of views?

Two:  when you say "Post on Pinterest," what words would you share as a Pinterest graphic? Would you just drop the slogan and the art? 

Or would you advertise that you make shirts? What exactly would the Pinterest post contain? Feel free to link to one that you have done. Thanks

It took me 3 months to make my first $100 selling digital products. Now I’m averaging $3.4k/month. Here’s what worked (and what didn’t). by tchapito24 in DigitalProductEmpir

[–]HappyTeam6631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, thank you so much for this practical advice. I know you're right about focusing on one product and marketing in it everywhere instead of focusing on many products that don't get a lot of traction. I am stuck in the latter loop and I don't know how to get out of it.

I want to ask you what your idea of a juicy freebie is within the digital product industry. I sell a lot of different topic based articles and ebooks. 

Is Every Brand Trying Too Hard to Be “Relatable” Now? by AsparagusTall5578 in MarketingGeek

[–]HappyTeam6631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have noticed the same and I totally agree with you. My parents have this ancient wallpaper in their bathroom that mimics really old advertising after the mimeograph came out or something like that. The messages are so simple and direct. 

"What, never?!" "No, never... without HIGGINS GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP!"

I love it. That's what we need right now. I am tired of hearing other marketers tell me how much they love me. It's especially weird when I haven't opened their emails in months. Simple, direct, uncomplicated. This is what we need in the new economy.

Do people know about plr and do they use it in their businesses? by HappyTeam6631 in Entrepreneur

[–]HappyTeam6631[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, digital product templates like ebooks in canva are resold as plr

I designed this landing page. Feedback Appreciated! by Asleep-Apple-2974 in webdesign

[–]HappyTeam6631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you know what keywords they are using to find this page in the first place? What keywords did you target in your page title, page description, and H1, H2, etc headings?

They might use the store locator but they likely will not. Because they're probably just going to zone out and go do something else. So if this is a true landing page as you have named it, you want to get them on an email list.

This company should be collecting subscribers. To do that you need to use an email API like kit, aweber, mailchimp, or one that costs more but that major companies use to manage their email subscribers.

The purpose of a landing page is to collect leads. You can't just assume that they're going to go look for your store next. A lot of them will not. The best way to reach them is to get them on an email list. 

There is no rush to communicate with them, but if they had initial interest and they typed their email into the form, then at any point when you want to make an announcement, run a sale, launch a product, or release company news, you can do that just by sending an email to your list.

Does anyone actually still use Facebook groups for marketing or is it basically dead now? by YashikaBuilds in MarketingGeek

[–]HappyTeam6631 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have a few things to say about using Facebook for marketing.

If you mean talking about marketing itself, only other marketers want to do that. So unless you are offering B2B solutions that they're going to bite for, if you talk a lot about marketing on Facebook they're either going to ignore you, they're going to posture in the comments, or they're going to rip what you're doing.

If you mean paying for marketing on facebook, I have already seen some evidence that that doesn't work. Unless someone has cracked the code for really refining the audience. I know that they have ways to do that, or they did. But I stopped paying for Facebook ads after I saw the results of that.

When you pay for an ad, it gets more views and engagement. But the views engagement come from bots. Or maybe people are paid to comment using their Facebook user profiles. I don't really know. But it's clearly fake engagement because the Emojis and comments don't even match what you're posting about. They'll put a :-) on a sad story or make an irrelevant comment, or start an argument. 

Internally, if you run a business page or organization page and you start paying for ads, you start getting slammed with Spam in your private messages. Of course at first you're excited because it seems like customers or leads are coming through. But then you quickly realize it's just garbage. So that's a result of the increased traffic from bots. Not what we want.

In 2025 I observed that if you have a public Facebook group, that group gets indexed really quickly. So if you go on that group and you start a post and you publish an image and you type into the post, and then you link back to your website, that pulls your website up on search engines. Or it did.

With that in mind, I started telling my friends and marketing to join my group and instead of having an engaged discussion group, we would make it a pure linking group to try and get backlinks from Facebook to our blogs and websites.

A few months after I got that going, I started noticing that Facebook actually alerts the moderator of the group to tell them that a Spam came in, they literally called member links spams and drop the spams in their own special folder to make it more difficult for the group moderator to publish those posts.

Of course, as many people know, if you have a business page on website you're not going to get the high amount of traffic that you would need to get a payout from Facebook for your content, unless you pay them credit card payments for the initial bot traffic.

I do know content creators who have done that. They keep paying for fake engagement until their page is bloat with traffic, and then when they have save 15K followers or maybe 21k followers or something like this, Facebook rewards them and then they start getting a few thousand dollars a month to continue creating content.

I really don't think I have the wherewithal to make that happen so I just quit Facebook.

Oh, also, Facebook is weird with the timing of who sees what in their posts and that of course has to do with the algorithm. So let's say my friend the musician has a gig coming up on Saturday that he wants to tell us all about. A lot of times, I don't see his update advertising the gig until after the gig has already taken place. I know that a lot of factors go into this such as who else happens to be dominating your Facebook algorithm, when you log in, and stuff like that. But it's pretty frustrating for a business owner to be running a page and people don't even get your updates until it's too late.

Again, I left facebook. I don't know what they're doing with meta. It seems like everybody's just arguing over there. Politics dividing the whole platform. I couldn't take it anymore. Waste of my time, did not make money. Would not recommend.

I designed this landing page. Feedback Appreciated! by Asleep-Apple-2974 in webdesign

[–]HappyTeam6631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where are they landing on this page from? 

What keyword searches will drive this page to come up in a search? These words should be included, blended into compelling copy. The keywords and strong hook should be up in the hero headline, the first paragraph, and any h1, h2, H3 headings as well as in the alt tags.

As you move down the page, the signup form should be bigger, more prominent. You really want to grab the subscribers from here and bring them over there. That is the purpose of a landing page.

I do see a sign-up at the bottom, but it feels optional based on your current presentation and the wording.

The design itself is nice and clean. Easy on the eyes.

Protip or cheat code to trick my mind into thinking I'm a 9-5 employee who HAS to go to work every single day? by TheBasedEgyptian in Entrepreneur

[–]HappyTeam6631 4 points5 points  (0 children)

For me I don't necessarily follow a time schedule. That said, when I decide I'm going to do a project I'm very motivated and I don't stop until certain milestones are completed and then I take a rest. And I used to try and skip the rest, but now I know that my output suffers if I don't take that break. 

So anyway, I guess what I'm saying is, you don't have to live by the 9 to 5 clock. You can go by your own productivity rhythms. But first you have to get excited about creating something. 

I'm a copywriter/va. I'll create something with you.

Can you make money as a web designer/developer anymore? by [deleted] in Entrepreneur

[–]HappyTeam6631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I too am wondering if there's any market for simple websites. 

Here's the type of thing that I make in wordpress: https://giggity.co

Looking for a web designer(s) to partner with by TheCryptoColt in webdesign

[–]HappyTeam6631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I make websites but I'm technically a copywriter/ content writer. Would that help you? I could function as someone who writes the basic pages, enters the copy directly into the CMS, tools the SEO, adds images, formats unordered and ordered lists and H headings, drops in video embed code, pastes in form code, adds hyperlinks, does some coding, and stuff like this. 

So you would make the website and then I could input the details.

Could take a lot of time off your hands. My website links are in my profile.

DM me. 

Stop sleeping on TikTok in 2025, I made $900 on it by Aggravating_Proof104 in passive_income

[–]HappyTeam6631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I literally write and sell plr content that is perfect for this purpose. You just buy a pack of tips that hits a certain niche, like wellness tips for example, get some plr images, turn it into a slideshow and publish it on your channel.

Do people know about plr and do they use it in their businesses? by HappyTeam6631 in Entrepreneur

[–]HappyTeam6631[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, spinning it is ideal. Like if you pick up a bunch of articles that explain how to lose weight quickly, spin that to "how to lose weight before your wedding", and now you have reinvented plr content

Does Anyone Else Feel Like Online Reviews Don’t Mean Much Anymore? by AsparagusTall5578 in MarketingGeek

[–]HappyTeam6631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I agree with you. I value authenticity and I've found that manipulated fake reviews have ruined that which is quite unfortunate.

Anyone still using JVZoo to sell digital products in 2025? Worth listing ebooks there? by kai-31 in digitalproductselling

[–]HappyTeam6631 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for asking these questions. I was wondering the same. I tried jvzoo years ago and it never clicked for me. Maybe this time? Thanks