/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58437607
Watch this shit if you want to make real money:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvZodEOdvCA&t=2697s

Get a credit card with 3% cash back:
https://urlzs.com/93n85

OP, can you show us some of you other channels?

Serious post. Anyone here managed to make a lifestyl out of this. I know that the brands reach out to people, but even small youtubers like this guy shill PRIME right now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AX4JGhA7IIo
How do these people get selected?

Have you guys started a Rakuten account yet? You can link your credit card and get 2% cash-back for in-store purchases at Walmart. Also, you get $30 for signing up. It is free!
www.rakuten.com/r/DREVIL83

What I did was buy several thousand in visa gift cards with my Fidelity Visa. So I get both 2% cash back from fidelity and 2% from Rakuten. Then I used the visa gift cards to pay my regular bills (Electricity, phone, cable).

Anyway, I know the jannies hate this sort of thing, but I will be online here to answer any questions.

Hi there, new to the forum but I thought I'd share my experience so far with using Kickfurther (kickfurther.com) to reach credit card spnding bonuses and get airline miles. I'm a college student so I can't spend too much money in my MS strategies but the results are definitely scalable for those with more income.

So what is it?
Imagine Kickstarter except that you earn your money + profit as a reward for being part of a crowdfunding campaign. The business model is actually a form of online consignment in which you purchase the inventory needs of existing product businesses and then as that inventory is sold, you earn the paybacks on a monthly basis. Kickfurther allows participating with credit cards which is one of the main benefits for the points/miles crowd.

The flow of money
The typical campaign on Kickfurther takes between 6-10 months to completely payback. With that said, it's important to understand the different parts of the flow of money and stages that business go through.

Upcoming: A brand just made their campaign visible to the community. I use this period to look at the different terms a campaign offers as well as the credibility of the brand. You can take part in campaigns you really like with a Kickfurther key, but otherwise the campaign is locked until it goes live.

Live: At 5PM EST everyday (well most days) new brands go from Upcoming to Live meaning you can enter them without any key.

If it goes to 2075, im all in.

CPI will be bullish for dxy, causing gold to crash back down. It's overbought.

>>53949023
He just uses basic social skills.

Alot of you don't seem to socialize much. I think this would help a lot of you who are awkward meeting people:
https://youtu.be/kNCwBGe9FfM

Also, I recommend the book "How to meet friends and influence people."

Is Sam Hyde's advice legit? Should I go into debt to buy BTC and ETH at current prices?

https://youtu.be/Oijk6Ha6FmM

/biz/ is 90% bobo permabears and link (token not needed) baggies

bobos can't even break 23k anymore.
LOL, LMAO EVEN

Looks pretty easy to me:
https://youtu.be/fDvocqnO204

Why haven't you started using ChatGPT yet? You don't want to get left behind.
https://youtu.be/hvq5DNU7sME

>>53687506
You can find a girl like that in church, but only if you become a talented rapper like this guy:
https://youtu.be/F74zwVO9JaU

I have a 19 year old sugarbaby that costs me about 2k per month. Sex is great, but she also cooks for me sometimes, which my wife never does anymore.

How the fuck can one of the 5 biggest companies in the country act this way?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=8nYc4F2yVio

What a fucking shitty company. If you fill your RX at CVS you are dumb AF.

Look Who's Back provides some valuable business lessons when it comes to social media. For example, the film shows the power of using social media to reach a wide audience, as well as the importance of staying true to your message and maintaining a consistent voice across all platforms. It also highlights the need to be aware of the potential risks of using social media, such as being open to criticism and the potential for negative backlash. Additionally, the film shows how important it is to stay on top of the latest trends and developments in social media, as well as to be mindful of the potential impact of one’s actions on others. Finally, the film also emphasizes the need to be proactive in responding to feedback and criticism and to take responsibility for one’s own actions.

Trailer: https://youtu.be/2RyXcgAC0vA

Full movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40zcGhvekhs

>>53395054
In 1964 the minimum wage was five 90% Silver Quarters. In 2023 those same five Quarters have a melt value of $29.34.

This video explains it well if you are interested:
https://youtu.be/ah2tbJg9_MI?t=15

>>52828089
Dangerously based. What kind of thought process lead them to this genius? I am guessing something like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0xoKiH8JJM

Andrew Tate made an entire business off copying the sayings and mannerisms from a 15 year old youtube video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0xoKiH8JJM

Knowing this, what old youtube videos can I emulate to get rich?

If you don't understand the hidden message in this video, you are NGMI:
https://youtu.be/vLOa6MEIlSM

The first amazing growth stock investors will be kicking themselves for not buying during the Nasdaq bear market decline is adtech company The Trade Desk (TTD -0.30%). Although ad spending tends to be one of the first things hit when the U.S. and global economy weaken, The Trade Desk has demonstrated how valuable its technology and positioning are within the digital ad realm.

The Trade Desk is what's known as a demand-side provider, which is a fancy way of saying that it helps advertisers create digital ad campaigns using its cloud-based platform. With advertisers shifting their focus from print and billboard messaging to various digital channels, The Trade Desk is well positioned to capitalize on the lion's share of ad spending growth throughout the decade.

This is especially true of the connected TV (CTV) space. When given a choice, most consumers will opt for a cheaper ad-supported option. The Trade Desk is empowering advertisers by utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) and a mountain of targeted analytics, as well as relying on partnerships, to give CTV-focused advertisers the best possible chance to succeed. Plus, with the CTV ad channels not dominated by a single entity, the marketplace is more conducive to competitive pricing. That should make programmatic advertising via CTV an even more enticing proposition.

Considering that The Trade Desk is very profitable and sitting on more than $1.3 billion in cash, cash equivalents, and short-term investments, with no debt, it looks like a screaming buy following its latest pullback.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vAqaUwLg7g

It seems like most forms of advertising have a few major players, but when I try to figure out how to arrange a product placement deal it is an absolute pain in the ass. Is there a borker/dealer who only does product placement?

I want to have my mens grooming brand to be placed similar to how Monster energy is in this music video:
https://youtu.be/1vAqaUwLg7g?t=126

How would I go about setting this up? It seems like only major agencies do this. I am looking to spend about 30k.

>>50400651
Rite Aid
Ticker: RAD