Recent content by rninja

You can do your accounting on a cash basis rather than traditional accounting periods. Maybe contact HMRC for guidance or watch one do their YouTube videos.

Excuse the lack of positive feedback, but those Shepper jobs are hideous. Being expected to take 50+ pictures in a busy store of obscure products. Not worth it IMO.

Google are going to start phasing out 3rd party cookies in quarter 1 of 2024. How will this impact bloggers and content creators? And will this dent affiliate inform for blogs? @katykicker, any thoughts?

And they reject tasks for minor differences in their brief, asking for photos of items/pieces that are not present in an outlet. Not worth the time at all.

Some of these tasks are hideous. Earn £4 to £7 for scooting around an outlet trying to take random photos. I wonder how much the companies pay the firm?

Trading sounds glamorous on paper. The reality: have you got an identifiable edge against the wisdom of the crowd? (which is what the exchange odds represent). What makes your intended trade superior to the collective opinion of market experts, insiders, professional traders, PhD...

Maybe Redbubble. Easy to create designs in Canva 5,000 x 5,000 pixels (and use GIMP to make the background transparent), then upload to Redbubble.

Are there any deposit/withdrawal/foreign exchange fees to be aware of?

I'd be interested, full details needed on the proposals before a firm commitment.

I've been meaning to start blogging/niche sites again, but can't decide on web hosting. Can anyone recommend a good UK-based shared web hosting for say 3-5 sites? Krystal and HostPresto look ok. Wondering if any others worth considering.

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I did the Textranch test but never heard back from them.

@EdibleDormouse, I wouldn't hold your breath for Crisp. I found the work:pay ratio shocking. Not at all worth it IMO.

@iamdanrice, good pointers there thanks. Which hosting is £40 per year?

@iamdanrice, I know you might have answered this on another thread. But do you or any of your network run multiple sites/blogs? I've been thinking of doing this for a while but need to know the most cost effective way of running say 10 sites on shared hosting and scaling up from there.