Charlie Flint

There are other options too. And if it’s finance, crypto or some other high-risk niche like online casinos or online betting, you really have to be careful. If you go through Google Ads, there’s a high risk your ads will get banned. But you can look at the Bitmedia ad network, because platforms like that let even iGaming advertisers promote themselves. You get a huge reach from just one ad campaign, and you pay for results, for example, with the CPC model you only get charged for actual clicks.

I don’t get how to know right away whether everything’s working. And who’s supposed to be doing that. Here’s our situation: we have a travel product for booking accommodation. We pushed a small fix on Friday evening, but we only found out on Monday that payments hadn’t gone through for all three days. We heard about it from a customer who sent us a really angry email.

I’m no expert on street fashion. Honestly, I feel like my style is really influenced by whatever I’m into doing right now. Like sports. Lately I’ve been thinking about golf more and more, and even though I’ve only been out once, and I even needed a golf trip packing list to get everything together, I noticed I like it so much that I wear all these polos and pants around town. Maybe it’s a good thing I picked golf and not swimming?

I don’t get the point of free bets. Same with casino demos. It’s like you’re trying to train for something you can’t actually train for, and you’re just wasting time.

What I don't get is, people are still out here arguing about AI content and kind of judging it, but at the same time there's more and more AI tools and AI creators popping up every day. How does that even work?