When you run your own store, it's crucial for both your store and products to show up high on search engines. Let's say someone types in "Buy T-shirts." If your T-shirt pops up at the top of the search results, the buyer is more likely to choose your product. To make this happen, you have to do SEO (Search Engine Optimization) for your store and product listings. This helps your store get a good ranking on search engines.
But if you can't snag that high ranking, don't worry – it doesn't mean you can't sell T-shirts. You have another option: Search Engine Marketing. This involves getting your product listed at the top as a paid ad. Even if you're selling on big platforms like Amazon, eBay, or Etsy, you still need to aim for a good ranking within that specific platform. And guess what? That also involves using SEO skills. If that seems too tricky, the alternative is running ads for your products. Many online marketplaces offer CPC (Cost Per Click) advertising, meaning you only pay when someone clicks on your ad. So, whether you're running your own store or selling on a big platform, getting noticed often comes down to mastering these strategies.

In my view, there are mainly three types of content marketing:

    Video Content Marketing
    Blog/Article Content Marketing
    Images/Graphics Content Marketing

When running ads, you can choose video ads (using video content) or image ads (utilizing image/graphic content). If your goal is to educate your customers, you might need to decide between a video tutorial or an article. Your content marketing strategies revolve around using materials that promote your products or services, appealing directly to your target audience.

Even though video content is often considered the best due to its audio-visual appeal, it might not always work if it doesn't grab your audience's attention within the first 5-10 seconds. Similarly, blog or article content marketing can fail if you can't capture your readers' interest right from the beginning.

So, before diving into content marketing, it's crucial to hone your content creation skills, tailoring them to the specific type of marketing you're pursuing. Developing these skills is key to crafting content that resonates with your audience and achieves your marketing goals.

Earning cash as a teenager can be pretty tough because many money-making options are off-limits if you're under 18. Some methods, like surveys, say you have to be at least 18. Online stores often have age restrictions too – Etsy for selling, Upwork for working – both require you to be 18. Even if you want to use PayPal to make money, you usually have to wait until you're 18. Blogging or vlogging with Adsense? Yep, you guessed it, they want you to be 18.
But here's a tip: for some things, like Adsense, you can ask your parents to sign up for you if you're not old enough. It's a workaround.
What's interesting is that many teens under 18 really want to work from home, especially online. Why? Well, it offers flexible hours, lets you be your own boss, and gives you a taste of financial freedom. So, while it might be a bit tricky, there are ways to make money even if you're still a teenager.

What is good in your business? I think, your business is good because you profit more and it is your passion business. It's also good because you have all the permits to operate it legally. In my case, I have a small business, I acquired through franchising. What makes it good? I only have two people to pay and the place is safe. I rented a small space inside the mall in the city. It is also good because I profit every day from Monday to Sunday, nonstop except holidays. What about you?

In order to get maximum confidence in your funds, like me, you need to make insurance for your property and funds. But is it worth buying insurance from the best companies and where the prices are the highest? Because, for example, if you have a car for $5,000, should you pay an insurance premium of $300 or more a month if you can get it for $100, but with fewer benefits?

This is a very important question, because it often happens that when you try to pay for a card on the Internet, especially on not very well-known sites, you become a victim, after which criminals can gain full access to your funds in your account. Therefore, what measures should be taken before the purchase to make sure that the transaction will be successful?

When you die, you should dispose of your property carefully so that your funds do not disappear and fall into unscrupulous hands. How to do it correctly? Is it necessary to use a bank as an assistant in drawing up a will or is it better to use the services of private companies. In my opinion, the bank can guarantee the protection of your funds after your death, so you need to make a contract with them

I am very interested in how this can be done, because political changes can also affect you, and especially your funds, because of which the Russian bank can suffer. Does this mean that you need to keep all your funds in private banks and will this provide you at all, because if there could be a very serious political problem, then it seems to me that the entire financial system may suffer and even a private bank will not be able to protect your funds.

Everyone knows that banks are insured, so when they decide to close or due to unforeseen circumstances, it will simply cease to exist and you will receive your funds, however, there are cases when they cannot pay you your funds for certain reasons, so does it make sense to insure your funds separately from the bank and is it at all maybe.

In my opinion, it is not necessary to choose a bank just because it exists, because not all banks are safe, even if they are working and have not been banned. I had cases when I deposited money on the card of my new bank, but I did not receive it, and the technical support answered that there were no transactions. Therefore, first of all, it is necessary to check the age of the bank so that it was founded a long time ago. It is also desirable that the bank should be state-owned so that your funds are protected by the state and not by some insurance agency.