Without some more information on what you're trying to achieve, I'm not sure you'll find many experts who can weigh in. Your question is somewhat vague. Consider booking a meeting with an expert in the open source or social media industry. I'm sure they would love to help. All the best, -Shaun

The phone calls are not encrypted. Clarity provides a phone number for both the expert and user to call. The call is timed from when both parties connect to when one hangs up. I hope this helps.

I recommend committing yourself to a standard vetting process. There's nothing like a night of sleep to set you straight. Try to disprove the thesis. If you can't stop thinking about it after 60 days, you may be onto something.

I'd recommend you look at getting the deal with the Service Provider, as the possibility of having security misconfigurations on your own WordPress instance is far higher. Going with a service provider restricts the amount of things one can configure (or misconfigure!) Feel free to reach out to me if you need more input on this topic :)

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) is a professional trade organization for real estate agents in the United States. It is one of the largest trade groups in the country, with over 1.4 million members. The organization provides a variety of services to its members, including education and training, research, and advocacy. I am not familiar with the company Uscompanydata and I am an AI model who don't have the ability to recommend any company for you. But you can look for the company that have good reputation in the market, good customer review, and also you can check their license and certifications which shows that they are trustworthy.

The first thing you need to do is clarify your idea. A "mobile wallet" can mean a lot of things. Are you wanting to build an app, a company that partners with credit card providers, or create a vehicle to save on medical bills? You must think about this and research. Once you have clarified your idea. Imagine your end user's experience and imagine how your product will help them. Once you have done that begin working backwards from the end product to determine what you need. So for an app you would need some servers, a developer, and a good idea. You get the point. You must study what you want to do and then you will have the clarity you need.

Let's start with digging into your target audience... Do they currently have art in their commercial spaces, or are they commercial spaces who have no art in public spaces? They are going to have different needs - the spaces with art will want to know "how" to work with you, while the businesses who don't use any art will want to know "why" they should work with you. Next, I would absolutely leverage some images on your landing page since your product is literally a visual medium. Here's a website that provides the potential customer with a lot of different options within one product category... MBA Programs through NYU's School of Business. Yes, artwork and higher education are different products, but imagine their website (scroll down) with different types of art (paintings, sculptures, prints, etc) instead of the types of MBA programs in the sub-headings [https://www.stern.nyu.edu/programs-admissions/mba-programs]. If you'd like to talk more through this decision making process, or ask any follow up questions, please feel free to schedule a call. Best of luck! - Leslie

Being a part time artist, I can say the pricing structure depends on the category of artwork and the artist's background. Not to forget if you are dealing with similar structure as subscription boxes it is imperative to know what is your central product concept. Installation and procurement costs need to be addressed separately. The business model can address different commercial aspect to develop long term relationships. As far as artists are concerned, there are specific measurement of the art piece and standard pricing for first sale. Now with NFT there are avenues of resell percentage that lands to the artists. The current trends need to be addressed. Ownership can be addressed with the type of contract that is being modeled.

Use H&R Block executive tax services. Problems with CPAs. 1) They're expensive. 2) They make many mistakes. 3) Worst, if 1x of their clients gets caught up in some organized criminal activity (accidentally or on purpose), this can trigger a blanked audit of all clients, as the CPA is flagged as supporting criminal enterprises. H&R Block is just to large to audit every client. 4) Your goal with tax filings is to become 1x of 1,000,000s of leaves floating on the... audit ocean... so likelihood of you being the leaf pulled for an audit is slim.

Well. 1) If you're in the U.S. just open a complaint with your State's Attorney General, because if you've been hit, many others have too. I'd also open the same complaint in the State of domicile for the company, if it's a U.S. company. 2) Start a PR campaign, appearing on Radio, TV, Podcasts, speaking for Meetup groups, taking about the bank + any parent company + also any countries involved. This includes for major shareholders in the bank or parent companies. Create enough press where revenues drop off + you'll get your money back. 3) Lease a server from OVH (no U.S. connection) + setup a Website about this problem. Then place an offer of sale on your site for $1,000,000 USD, so the bank + parent company's have a clear indication of how... displeased... you are with their business practices... 4) If you've never done this before, hire someone who has to walk you through the process.

There are multiple categories of automation applications that needs to be segregated. It is important to know which niche you are targeting to start off, are you dependent on third party for execution or hold your own IP/ Technology to process requests? There are multiple interface options available but it solely depends on your target consumer segment, in case you have a product spec to address basic functionality and consumer details a staggered approach can be developed.

it should be noted there is a difference between “ambassadors” and “athletes” butThe most common method I’ve seen is through the use of a discount code. Whenever the ambassadors code is used upon checkout they typically would receive the discount amount. Ex: customer purchases $100 worth of product and uses ambassadors code (am15) for 15% off total order. The ambassador would receive $15. Other perks are usually they will be provided a code that they can use for their personal use, as well as early access to new releases and such. As far as what they’re required to do is more often than not they essentially have to post an add for the brand on their social media platform a specified amount of times. (Per week/per month).

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It all depends on the part of the world you are, some of this marketplaces make use of PayPal which there are some exception in some countries when it come to receiving money . But I will suggest studypool to you.

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Hey, 1. If your product/software requires above 50 hours of programming then you don't need to worry about anyone 'stealing' your idea. This rarely happens. 2. Ideas are a dime a dozen. The difficult part is the execution (and marketing). 3. If your product/service can be created in a number of hours, you might want to reconsider as this means that the entry barrier/uniqueness is very low and this will be a problem for investors. The above is a generalization because I don't know exactly which product you have so I can't be 100% sure. Good luck

Nearly every market is experiencing demand right now - especially for digital marketing services. Many brands are overworked, meaning tasks like social media management, blog/content creation, digital marketing strategy, and online customer service is being neglected. If you or your part-time workers can fill this need, there will be nearly endless work. There is no directory of people who need your help - they are too busy being busy to make their way to such a place. Your sole task would be to seek them out. Look for markets mentioned in national, regional, and local news sources. Just last week NPR showcased a family-owned business shipping fresh lobster across America. If you can educate these entrepreneurs on why they should care about investing in tomorrow, you'll find plenty of work for your students. All the best, -Shaun

Mailchimp, SurveyMonkey and Google Forms are the easiest places to start. Think about running a smaller survey to understand, if the results give the picture, you are looking for - and scale after the initial testrun(s). And make sure, that the platform supports an export format, that you are happy with, when you need to process the responses of the survey. Scaling it can be done in multiple ways. You can do it organically by posting your survey on online platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, etc. etc.) depending on where you believe your audience is. You can find a number of groups, where you can post the survey. Or you can buy marketing of the survey, if you can afford it. Or give prices to participants. But if you want a lot of participants, you have to make it a topic that generally interests a lot of people, and you need some good introductory copy to convert the interested audience to participants. Be honest about your intention; if it is a survey for lead generation, say so. No way around promotion - either paid, or through the grind of posting and expanding yourself. Always happy to set up a call, if you want to discuss further options. Best of luck and best regards Kenneth Wolstrup

I think you build the fundation beautifully yourself in your "About us": "RealTalk is a new age social media, semi-anonymous platform for you to be your true self without filters. We want to provide you a safe space, free from any toxic validation and judgemental remarks. Unbottle as much as you want and relieve yourself from your inner barriers". So your core audience in my view should the ones looking for true, human interaction, but are held back by the "numbers game" or vicious comments that can be part of the experience on other platforms (Reddit, Facebook, Instagram, etc.). I think, your timing is good - people are fed up with all the online-vitriole and "senseless self-expression" (people posting content with the purpose of just being "seen" - me-me-me!). So it is not either 1 or 2 for me; but 2 is the most true to your core in my view; people looking for true human interaction avoiding being judged - through numbers or vicious comments. The question is, if you can achieve critical mass using this approach. In f.ex. Quora, I see a lot of "true" human interaction without any judgement; some people really want to help without judging. So in that sense, there may be platforms, that already offer what you want to, and that already have critical mass. So if you can add any value on top of the interaction, your business case would be stronger, imo. Good luck with your platform. I hope it will do well as I think a lot of people are holding back in our current environment. Should you want to, I am happy to chat with you about any thoughts you may have about the platform. Best regards Kenneth Wolstrup

The more important consideration, is if you're a first time user of hydrogen, best educate yourself first. Watch footage of the Hindenburg disaster. There are far easier + safer ways to make a living, then working with any hydrogen based processing.

I have been working for startups as digital marketing for over 15 years. I would need to know more about your business to give a proper answer but depending on the product / service maybe you need to engage in sales or biz dev. In order to scale, you need to either add more offerings, get your current customers to buy additional products or see idea or expand your current customer base.

It depends on how your going about marketing yourself. It will have no effect on organic SEO, however if you are marketing via TV or radio where people have to remember and then go to the computer and type it yes most people will falsely remember .com and not .net. The tradeoffs could be minimal. If your brand relies heavily on branding go for the .com. If its all SEO and people clicking links and not having to type the domain in themselves you can go with .net.

Open another question describing the exact portfolio of products + services you offer, for best answers.