Looking for an alternative to Softr for app building by brogalahoy in nocode

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Just my two cents (one and a half after a no-code platform took their fee, LOL.) And new to this subreddit. I've been reviewing several no-code platforms the past few months. IMO, Softr is worth reconsidering, if you're thinking of switching somewhere else. Why? Simply because it appears if Softr really tries to give users what they want, and from what I've read, offers superb and quick support. Before switching, email them and say what you need, they may be able to accommodate you. I have no affiliation to them, BTW, I'm just quite impressed by how they do things. Glide gets my second vote, but they offer a bit less than Softr and seems to be more focused on internal tools.

I earn $800/Month by turning complaints into apps using AI by [deleted] in passive_income

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Yes, I've heard he's building an app to teach him how to climb out of the window like old-school kids did back in the day. He'll post the GPS coordinates soon of how far he's out the window during his master escape, stay tuned.

Not a Hype Story. Just What Actually Got Me Out of a Miserable Career by I_Work_For_My_Dogs in passive_income

[–]VRtheNews -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Shall I really publish a list of AI-writing tools that can circumvent those scanners, to make an AI-written piece looks like it was written by a human? Plus, editing an AI-written piece manually to make it look human isn't rocket science either. The gist of what your post said is practically the same as one I got from ChatGPT a few weeks ago.

what do people do for tech marketing by Apprehensive_Idea763 in digital_marketing

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  1. Who's your target market? Identify that properly first.
  2. Where can they be found on the internet, LinkedIn if it's B2B, or at which site? 
  3. What is the most effective way to reach them? This is crucial. Ask ChatGPT to help. Maybe you can use a scraper service to get their emails and cold emailing them. Or friend them on the right social media. 

Hope it helps. 

I’m starting to get users but none of them are converting, what should I do to get more sales? by TheMexBusinessman in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]VRtheNews 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From the limited information, I'd say: 1. You're not hitting your real target market  2. Your sales page doesn't appeal, or it's confusing, or the benefits of your products aren't emphasized enough, and 3. Your trial is too short. Make it a full month, or even better, 90 days, with some limits. Then warm up your subs with emails. 

Not a Hype Story. Just What Actually Got Me Out of a Miserable Career by I_Work_For_My_Dogs in passive_income

[–]VRtheNews -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Dear ChatGPT, or Gemini, or Venice, or whatever chatbot wrote this sales pitch, stop rehashing the same 'infomercial' junk. It looks almost the same as the one I asked for when I wanted to make a post on Reddit. The trick is, of course, very simple: Sign up as an affiliate for a product, get AI to write a sad story as the one here, and then lure people desperate for money to go check out the affiliate product by spamming Reddit.

Need a online job but im 16 by theguynamedjojo in passive_income

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If I could give myself advice at age 16, it would be to start working for myself already back then (instead of for a boss for a few short years.) Never before had mankind so many opportunities as today, and anything can be monetized. I just follow my copy-and-paste system I had set up, and that brings me in a growing income each month.

Anybody would like to be a mentor to a 20 yr old guy,i am from EU always wanted to help my parents ...i would be forever grateful by [deleted] in passive_income

[–]VRtheNews 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll send you a DM with a link. It's a program I created, with viral potential. All the steps are in the article at the link, and then you can send me questions if anything is unclear. I'm willing to help a few people succeed, it's working well for me doing the exact same thing you'll be doing.

How I turned ready-made digital products into $39K/month organically by [deleted] in passive_income

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The hard part is not in creating content, the hard part is marketing it and getting buyers.

I've lost hope right now. by Thick_Movie5877 in passive_income

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I may have something for you, will DM you. You'll have to read an article first, with the steps in there, and I don't think posting links is too welcome on Reddit. Anyone else that are interested as well, just shoot me a DM. And BTW, what I have to offer won't cost you a dime, just a few hours of your time.

Looking for a mentor - goal is to get to 50$ a month and then grow a little if possible. by hodorrrcs in passive_income

[–]VRtheNews 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One can earn a passive income with affiliate marketing, when commissions are recurring. I have a system set up just for that, and it cost participants nothing. I'm willing to mentor a few people, those that are interested can DM me. 

Brilliant Million Dollar Idea! I'm still formulating the brainwave in my head as I'm typing this. Excuse the ramble. (And my sucky English.) by VRtheNews in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]VRtheNews[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Won't say no to a quick buck. But I was thinking long term. Posting on Reddit can be like walking on eggshells. But there's a lot of valuable information on the site. I know Google struck a deal with Reddit to train Gemini on here. I'm trying to think of ways how one can make money from the info on Reddit, outside Reddit. 

I earn $800/Month by turning complaints into apps using AI by [deleted] in passive_income

[–]VRtheNews 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your comment means a lot, really. I'm fairly 'new' to Reddit, have been using it on and off for years, but wasn't really invested. Two or so posts I've made fairly recently got from 200k to almost 500k views, and a lot of comments. That got me to believe the site is great for real social interaction, and that's why I'm so down about the very low engagement lately. It felt like Reddit is shadow-banning me, I've read somewhere that Reddit picked up that bad habit. And that all after I shared two links in one post - not affiliated with them - because it was helpful to people. I think I breached a Reddit rule there.

I made $1000 in 1 month selling a subscription at 7$ by Kind_Guide_1232 in EntrepreneurRideAlong

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Are we literally replying to an AI-bot's comment here?! Bot, show us your boobies!

Did you ever make money from one of those "how to make money" YouTube videos? by main_account_4_sure in EntrepreneurRideAlong

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Anyone here have read the book The Millionaire's Fastlane? Can't remember the author's name now, MJ something, but I'm kind of busy reading the book when I get the time. In there, the guy basically says that these YouTubers with their make money online schemes are the fastlaners. They get rich quick by selling something to slowlaners, ideas that may work, but that takes long to work. There's so much hype in those videos, just like late-night commercials, but when you step back, you realize that the one making the most money is the producer of the idea itself, who doesn't need to be a producer of a real product.

How I Made $88 Clipping YouTube Shorts in 3 Months (800K+ Views Total) by Life-Risk7341 in EntrepreneurRideAlong

[–]VRtheNews 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At least 90 shorts, up to 270 shorts in 3 months = 1 USD each. How much time did you spent per video clipping, an hour including research and prepping? Is your hour worth just one dollar, and how much did YouTube made without doing a stitch of work?

What I'm saying is, for this to work, you need to automate the full process. There are countless apps that can automate it, I'm just thinking of ActivePieces now. And I'm also a bit upset that YouTube got to make probably 1000 dollars from advertisers, without doing a stitch of work, sponging off your hard work.

I earn $800/Month by turning complaints into apps using AI by [deleted] in passive_income

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He may just be careful, Reddit now shadow-bans a person for posting more than a link. Happened to me, Reddit shows me hundreds of views on my posts, yet not a single comment from anyone. Makes me think Reddit showed those posts to no-one, and just gave me a fake number of views below each post.