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As promised, here's a detailed video on how to make money using Pinterest. You don't need thousands of followers to get started. In this video, you'll learn practical ways to turn Pinterest traffic into income.

Favourite | Al & Automation @favoritetechgal

2 months ago

Most people think Pinterest is just for recipes and home decor. It's actually one of the most underrated ways to make money online. Here are the steps to start making money on Pinterest 🧵

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6 FREE courses to teach you OpenClaw, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Cursor, and Antigravity. They're taught BY the AI IN the tools! You learn how to use them by taking actions against realistic demo files. It's an amazing way to learn. People love them. → OpenClaw: learnopenclaw.com → Claude Code for Everyone: ccforeveryone.com → Claude Code for PMs: ccforpms.com → Claude Cowork: ccforeveryone.com/cowork → Cursor: cursorforpms.com → Antigravity: antigravityforpms.com Each takes about 3 hours. By the end you'll have a complete, working understanding of exactly what you can do with them.

Here are the biggest YouTube automation lessons that can make you a millionaire in the next 2 months. The stuff that can genuinely help a beginner avoid wasting months. 1. Views come from ideas first, not editing Most newbies think: “If I edit better, I’ll blow up.” That’s not entirely true. On YouTube, the order is: Idea → Title → Thumbnail → Retention → Editing If nobody clicks, your editing doesn’t matter. A simple video with a strong idea will beat a beautifully edited boring topic. Example: “Top 10 Richest Countries” vs “Why Nigeria Should Be Richer Than Dubai” The second one creates curiosity. 2. Use suggested videos to find winners One of the smartest strategies I have talked abou heret: Go to your existing videos. Check which videos are suggesting your content. If one has strong views, that means YouTube already sees topic overlap. That’s a signal. Make a very similar video angle. Not copy-and-paste — improve it. This is one of the easiest ways for beginners to find proven topics. 3. Don’t chase random niches Many beginners jump from: * True crime today * Football tomorrow * Celebrity gossip next week That confuses the algorithm. Pick one niche and stay there long enough for YouTube to understand your audience. Good automation niches: * True crime * Documentary storytelling * Finance explainers * Mystery * AI / tech explainers * History stories Use a niche you can consistently create for. 4. True crime can blow up — but it can also kill channels True crime gets views, but beginners mess it up by: * Using lazy AI voices * Repeating copied stories * Publishing fake/unverified stories * Making low-effort slideshow content * Sounding robotic That can trigger low trust / reused or inauthentic content issues. If you do true crime: Research deeply. Add your own storytelling. Bring analysis, context, and originality. 5. Retention matters more than length A 5-minute video watched till 4 minutes beats a 20-minute video people leave after 2 minutes. Focus on: * Strong first 15 seconds * No long intros * Fast pacing * Open loops (“what happened next shocked investigators…”) * Remove boring filler Every second should earn the next second. 6. Your first videos are data collection A lot of beginners panic after 5–10 uploads. That’s too early. Your first uploads are YouTube testing: Who clicks? Who watches? What topics work? What titles fail? Treat early videos like experiments. Study patterns. Double down on what works. 7. Browse traffic isn’t everything If you once noticed a video had no browse traffic. That’s normal. Videos can grow through: * Suggested * Search * External * Recommended after related videos Suggested traffic is especially powerful for automation channels. 8. Don’t sound “AI-made” This kills many automation channels. Signs: * Robotic script * Generic wording * Repetitive structure * No personality * Obvious template storytelling Write like a human talks. Simple. Clear. Natural. Add curiosity and emotion. 9. Channel health matters If a channel keeps getting poor impressions, don’t ignore technical factors. Things creators often overlook: * Bad posting history * Reused content patterns * Weak audience signals * Poor topic consistency Sometimes creators blame the algorithm when the real issue is weak content signals. 10. Study what already works Success leaves clues. Before making a video, ask: Who already succeeded with this topic? What title angle worked? What thumbnail pattern worked? What emotion made people click? Don’t guess. Research. 11. Simplicity wins That’s exactly how winning automation content works. Complicated scripts lose people. Simple storytelling keeps people watching. The biggest beginner lesson Stop trying to “hack” YouTube. Learn to: Pick better ideas Study audience behavior Improve storytelling Stay consistent Learn from every upload YouTube automation is not passive income. Did you learn? Repost this

If I lost everything tomorrow & had to start over with $150... I wouldn't buy crypto. I wouldn't freelance on Fiverr. I wouldn't start a dropshipping store. I'd open up my laptop & do THIS instead:

🚨 Anthropic just showed a 24-minute workshop on how to actually do prompts for Claude. Taught by the people who built it. Free. No registration. No paywall. I've seen $300 courses that don't cover what they teach in the first 8 minutes. Watch it and bookmark it now.

INSTEAD OF WATCHING NETFLIX TONIGHT. Spend 1 hour with this. This guy literally shows the easiest way to print with YouTube Shorts in 2026. Watch it and Bookmark it now.

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Favourite | Al & Automation @favoritetechgal

5 months ago

Here's a few steps to get started on reddit and actually land a gig 👇🏾 * Join the right subreddits (r/forhire, r/jobs + your industry-specific ones). That’s where real conversations and hidden opportunities live. * Don’t skip the weekly “Who’s hiring?” threads. Actual founders

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Instead of watching an hour of Netflix, watch this 2 hour hour Stanford lecture will teach you more about how LLMs like ChatGPT and Claude are built than most people working at top AI companies learn in their entire careers.

Enrolled in the leveraging Data for business growth track at at the Phase 7 of the Mtn ICT Skill training. I can now properly structure my business data and get insights to take my business to the next level. I am grateful to MTN for this opportunity. #MTNICT&BusinessSkills2025

Enrolled in the leveraging Data for business growth track at at the Phase 7 of the Mtn ICT Skill training. I can now properly structure my business data and get insights to take my business to the next level. I am grateful to MTN for this opportunity. #MTNICT&BusinessSkills2025

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🧵 Thread: How Beginners Can Break Into Tech for FREE 🚀 Are you a beginner wondering how to start a career in tech but feel lost? 😵‍💫 Good news 👉 You don’t need money, a degree, or prior experience. Cisco NetAcad offers free courses with badges & certificates to kickstart your journey. Here’s the must-learn roadmap for beginners 🧵👇

@ZenithBank @ZenithBank I hope you people are not trying to pull stunts on our money. The transfer made on Thursday is yet to be credited to the recipient account and it hasn't been reversed. This is getting out of hand @cenbank

@ZenithBank We made a transaction yesterday from a zenith corporate account to a keystone bank account and up till now the recipient has not received and the money has not been reversed. Kindly help out. Receipt is in the Dm

1. Set clear and attainable goals Be intentional about what you want to become. • Break the goal down into steps • Acknowledge your weaknesses • Track your progress Highly successful people start with the end in mind.

@juwon_io @DecimumHominem @EmdeeTiamiyu You got it right😔