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How's digital marketing works for you @Benjie1987?

@CryptoAccepted I recommend getting a company representative and add the business in our exchangers forum: https://topgoldforum.com/forum/25-🏧-cryptocurrency-exchangers/

@Benjie1987 I'm glad you did. Also if you have any recommendations that are not on the list please let me know so I can watch them and added if they are good.

Hello @RostexAds, Welcome to TGF. I recommend you getting a company representative account and advertising your business to our audience.

Hello @Muhammad, Welcome to TGF. If you want to try something else than crypto and trading I recommend you affiliate marketing or GPT programs that do not require an investment https://topgoldforum.com/forum/8-micro-earnings-gpt/

Hello @nafisa_parvati, What are you good at? Tell me more so I can recommend you some directions you should head to.

Hello @seojesica, How are you and how is TGF for you so far?

That's a nice mission @Satoshi_FX Let me know if I can help you in your journey.

Hello @BitcoinSportsbook, Welcome to Top Gold Forum. How are you?

Hello @Ricomoney, I recommend getting a company representative account here on TGF and advertise your business properly to our audience.

Hello @jackete13, I like passive income as well and quite frankly who doesn't want to make money while they relax 🙂 Let us know when you have found some solid opportunities.

Hello @steve25537, Welcome to Top Gold Forum. Nice to have you here with us, mate!

Hello @milaa, Welcome to Top Gold Forum. How are you? Also I'm wondering what area of money making are you mostly interested in? We focus on Affiliate Marketing, Crypto and Trading.

Hello @Goldlight // Lite How are you? Welcome to TGF. What area of making money are you interested in? Affiliate marketing, Cryptocurrency, Trading?

I recommend you getting a corporate/business account here on TGF and advertise your business to the community as there are many interested to open businesses abroad.

Hello @Cybergirl Welcome to Top Gold Forum. How are you? Nice to see you can offer support for people in need. I appreciate it Hello @Chin, Welcome to TGF. How are things going for you? Hope everything is safe and sound.

@Hitzoo Welcome! Do you remember the ad you have seen? We don't run any ad campaign at the moment so I suppose one of our members decided to do us a favor and advertised us. @Goldlight Welcome. How is TGF for you? Do you get the information and the knowledge you need? @Ragtag Welcome. Nice to see you have a group of friends here on TGF. @Boogle Welcome. How's crypto trading working for you? @Cultine Your aunt is totally right about it. We are active since 2006 and since then we helped literally thousands of people to make a living online.

Hello guys. Really happy to have you here with us in the TGF community. Hope you can make the most of the forum and make more money. If you need help don't hesitate to post in the forums or contact me for guidance. I will happily help you.

Added a link for convenience. Great work, mate 😉 https://www.instagram.com/shobairwaziry/

@Shobair, Welcome to TGF. Why don't you share your portfolio with us? I'm sure there will be members interested in some design work

Below there is a video I recommend you to watch as it puts side by side two different investment approaches. We have Warren Buffett which does value investing (purchasing stocks at discount and continue to do so both in bear and bull markets). On the other hand there is Michael Burry who became famous after spotting and profiting from market bubbles (dot com, housing, etc.) basically betting AGAINST the market. I'm wondering.. what's the style that works best for you? Value investing vs spotting bubbles and betting against. Vote in the attached poll.

Hello @Hitzoo. Welcome to TGF mate. How are you? How are you making money nowadays? 🙂

This article will reveal the best affiliate marketing groups on Facebook, Reddit, and Linkedin. Hundreds of marketing groups are out there; most have earned a bad reputation for being spammy or dead. But, among all the low-quality content, you can find some hidden gems that offer valuable resources to aid you in your affiliate marketing journey. Starting your affiliate marketing business journey is a steep learning curve, and staying ahead of the game is a daily challenge. The good news is that there are plenty of people like you – affiliate marketers looking to learn, grow and succeed. And with so much money being made in the industry, there’s plenty to go around! Finding the best Facebook groups for affiliate marketing may not be easy, but discovering the platforms with valuable insights can be precisely what you need to succeed. That’s why I’ve gathered a list of 12 active affiliate marketing groups and communities on Facebook, Reddit, and Linkedin you should join today: Affiliate Marketing Forum Rating Members 1. The Affiliate SEO Mastermind 4.8/5 26K 2. Affiliate Marketing Ninjas 4.6/5 33K 3. Niche Pursuits 4.5/5 26K 4. Affiliate Niche Builders 4.2/5 9.5K 5. ClickFunnels Avengers 4.1/5 92K 6. SEO Signals Lab 4.1/5 69K 7. Conversion Rate Community 4/5 6K 8. The Clickbank Affiliate 3.8/5 126K 9. Make Money Online 3.5/5 22K 10. Automation Nation 3.3/5 19K 11. Ultimate High Ticket Affiliate 3.1/5 4K 12. Affiliate Marketing Reddit 3.9/5 109K 13. Affiliate & Partner Marketing Linkedin 3/5 66K

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