Something I've been trying to improve my copy is to: 1. Write the copy (web page, about page etc...) 2. Let it set over a couple days without looking at it 3. Pick it up and read it off a page of paper as if I'm my target audience 4. After I read if I don't feel like I want the thing in the copy, I re-write it again and start the wait process again What tricks do you use to write better copy?

What does everyone think about the accuracy of this infographic on posting times for best traffic on Instagram reels and YouTube shorts?

I've always been a person directness even if to some it's wanted, it's warranted. Here it is: The community is called Start a Business with No Money, it's not called Start a Business with No Effort. What do I mean, I would think that if you're coming to the community you're here to learn some tips and ideas to help you do that. 426 members and theres access to 9 experts in different fields that contain a wealth of knowledge. Yet I don't see many taking advantage of that, not many questions, when i made my first million I would have ppl ask me how, etc. My answer which remains the same to this day was "I'm Hungry" Our Broke Millionaire line took off and everyday when I walk in my office, I see two signs that have stayed with me everyday. Rent Due, Success is never owned. It is only rented and rent is due everyday. Hustle in Silence, Let Success Be The Noise. There's just something about seeing so much talent and hearing ppl say they want something and not taking advantages of what's in front of them. When I hear the question get asked to me about how to get to the top etc, simple response of a question I ask them is "How bad do you want it" Last thing is if you want it bad enough "Do it" you can make excuses or money, but you can't do both at the same time I'm here to help you look the part of money so you can make money take advantage of it.

We are all trying to make money online and mostly know the advantages of succeeding. Work from home, make your own hours, the possibility of starting with no money and escalating to the whole world. But there are cons. While you can sell to the whole world you're also competing with the whole world. And nowadays that competition includes both people and bots. Local businesses don't have that con. Because of that, building an online business can be very slow while you're tring to figure things out. Building a brand that sticks can take months or years. Creating a product that sells well, figuring out advertizing... even with the right contact that is not imediate, unless you're very lucky or already is a marketing and tech expert. The point is, if I wasn't employed in a great place and was instead strugling finatialy I would do both things just to stay afloat. Because investing on an online brand is totally worth long term, but local businesses pay off imediatelly, if you sell something people need. This other day, I was waiting at night in line for 3 hours to take my daughter to the emergency and there was no place to sell food nearby, we were all hungry. Some car stopped with three big pots full of soup in the trunk. They sold out in less than one hour. Homemade soup in a trunk, right place, right time, instant money. Much less work than fighting for small gigs on the internet.

Here is a poor quality YouTube video on my recent channel where I talk a bit on how to make real money on the internet, not pizza money, not beer money. I'm talking about money that will replace your income, buy you a house and a car and pay college for your kids. I suck at making videos because I'm just starting out and my setup is terible. Also the only place I have to record currently is at my car after everyone is sleeping. But I'm making things happen, no excuses.