kimi k3 + hermes finds local businesses with ugly or zero websites, builds them a real one and sends the owner a loom-style video of it
i sold my first website on literally my first dm, just off a loom video
the system you can run as a one-person agency:
- it scrapes one niche off google maps and flags everyone without a site
- it keeps only rated, reviewed, still-alive businesses
- pulls the owner's name from review replies
- kimi k3 writes each site from their real reviews, nothing invented
- a face-cam walkthrough plays over the new site
- the owner clicks, sees their business look professional, claims the site
every step from sourcing to outreach is fully automated
reply "SITE" + RT and i'll send you a free guide so you can build this too (must be following so i can DM you)
@realDraigon @koruki@JonErlichman They're not destroying items to increase demand. They destroy items because it costs third parties money to store goods at Amazon's warehouses. At some point, it's cheaper for these third parties to agree that Amazon will destroy them, rather than continue to pay for storage...
Don't get me wrong, I do love @NotionHQ but I do find some of their practices bizarre - like why restrict the amount of timeline views I can implement? It's costs you nothing more and none of the other views are count-restricted so why is this one? Frustrating
@VPfromwigan@NommeDeTwit@10DowningStreet Took me a while to find out again, and it's not so clear as it just says"children under school age" so I assume that doesn't apply to your 5 year old
But you can find the question i refer to on here:
https://t.co/1zmHnpzWEB
@VPfromwigan@NommeDeTwit@10DowningStreet The kids don't count at that age, so it would be you meeting one other person. Assuming you met up in a public place like a park and not a private place like your garden, you'd be within the guidance
@AskCurve know you had issues yesterday with people accessing the app-I'm having similar issues today,I put in my email to login and it says it's sent me the magic link, but one never arrives.
I've scoured my mailbox inc spam/junk and ran a search but no such magic email is rcd.
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@benlucier Nice work Sir!
I always find this strange as this never happens in the UK yet happens often in the US. I think its because delivery agents here simply don't leave potentially expensive packages lying out for anyone to steal. If your not in, they'll come back when you are.
@chronodisplaced @AAddam96 Well admittedly its been a few years since I was in education as a student but I've also worked in schools since and don't remember it being taught thn either. I'd imagine if you took further education in English (like at Uni) then thats when I'd expect you'd be taught it in UK.
@BenjaminMurphy0 I didn't say they did, but if you're using an Oxford comma where there is no potential for ambiguity, then it is indeed superfluous.
I deal with a lot of ppl over email daily, half not native English spkrs. I prefer to omit it to increase the legibility and fluidity to non-spkrs