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Very welcome! Yes, I would still using Flipboard but I wouldn't view it as a primary source of traffic. If you post consistently there (like almost daily) and you flip between boards, it does send traffic. But what I've learned is that for it to send continuous traffic you do have to post to it consistently. And it does appeart to "here and gone" sort of like how Twitter is. In other words, something you flipped 2-3 weeks ago will no longer get traffic. But if you can incorporate about 5 min a day to flipping your content and a few from others, it will be mildly fruitful

@@KingdomBloggers Thank you so much, good to know!

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God's timing is always perfect! I'm so glad my content is helping!!

I'm not quite understanding. It might be because when you copied, you didn't have the text block highlighted?

@@KingdomBloggers I thought that's what I did, I'll try again. Thx

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Nevermind 9.5 x 12 u said. Sorry😢

Thank you! No, this year I'm taking a new direction with all 3 of my sites and using ai tools to help with content creation in an effort to cut some of my monthly overhead costs. I'm also switching gears on the type of content that I'm creating to focus more on Bible study instead of general keyword targeting.

Just to make sure I'm understanding, when you try to upload the sticker page to WHERE exactly? To your cloud drive or into Goodnotes?

If the item is free, Gumroad doesn't charge you a fee. However, if the person offers a payment, they will take the normal fee from it. I often get payments for my free listings. They have the option to "name a fair price" or simply enter "0". Most do enter "0" but some offer a small payment which is very nice.

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Gumroad is free to use. The only real costs I have related to my digital products is paying for Canva Pro. But you can create products with their free version. If you list them on Etsy, however, there is a listing fee of 20 cents per listing.

There are so many different ways to package and market (or give away) your studies. I love using Gumroad because I can list free ones and also create an upgraded version and link them in a sales funnel right in the program (and it is free to use). They only take a fee if an actual sale is made (so the free downloads don't cost you anything). But I also list mine on Etsy.

I appreciate your opinion on this topic! That is what is so great about platforms such as this is that we can have differing opinions on things. But consider this - over the course of history, there are many things that , when first introduced, the church (as a whole) was opposed to - but those things are now a normal part of operations. Anything new is cause for discernment. But knowing that everything is from God and comes from God, these new things can be used for God's glory even though the enemy is trying to use it for his. Online Sermons and Services: Initially met with skepticism, online sermons have now become a staple for reaching congregations worldwide, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Contemporary Worship Music: Modern worship songs and bands were once seen as too secular, but now they are a common part of church services, enhancing worship experiences. Projectors and Screens: Some churches resisted using projectors and screens for lyrics and sermon notes, but now they are essential tools for engaging congregations visually. Social Media: Once viewed with suspicion, social media platforms are now widely used by churches to share messages, events, and connect with members. Credit Card Tithing: Allowing members to tithe via credit cards or online giving was initially controversial but has become a convenient and standard practice. Women in Leadership Roles: There was significant opposition to women serving as pastors or in leadership positions, but many denominations now fully support and endorse women leaders. Christian Rock and Hip-Hop: Genres like rock and hip-hop were once deemed inappropriate for Christian music, but they are now embraced as effective ways to reach younger audiences. Counseling Services: Some viewed counseling and therapy as unnecessary or even unbiblical, but now many churches offer and recommend professional counseling services. Home Bible Studies/Small Groups: Initially, there was concern about the lack of oversight in home Bible studies, but they are now recognized as vital for fostering community and spiritual growth. Multi-Site Churches: The concept of a church having multiple campuses was once seen as a threat to traditional single-location congregations, but now it’s a common model for church growth and outreach.

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I've trained mine using this method: 1st. Tell it the position it holds "You are a Christian blogger who creates ....", 2nd tell it what you want "Create a ......" 3rd give it additional voice/perspective directions "Write it in a casual and friendly tone from a Christian perspective". In the very beginning, I would also add something like "Don't use words such as "narrative" "furthermore" and other similar words. Use plain normal conversational language" Depending on what exactly I was creating, these finally got it writing in my voice. There is also a place in the settings where you can add details to help it figure out your voice. You can also use another piece of content you've already written. Copy the text of it and paste it in and say "Create a (whatever) but write it in the same tone as this (past text).

@@KingdomBloggers you are amazing.. thanks so very much!!

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Glad you like them!

Thank you for your kind words! We have a job to do here in the online space (for the Kingdom) and it seems God has tasked me with ensuring you are equipped to do it! I'm grateful He has blessed me with the knowledge to understand all this stuff so I can share with other creators!

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It's called "Kingdom Living Bible Study for Women" facebook.com/groups/kingdomlivingbiblestudy

Thank you so much! I truly believe that I am to simply to SERVE in this online space. My mission is 2-fold (as I have 2 separate audiences). 1st, my mission is to equip God's digital army with the knowledge of HOW to get it done here. and 2nd, to help people better understand what all this Bible stuff is about - in simplest form. It's so easy to get caught up in the "business" side of things and prioritize income over evangelism. I hope that by seeing that it can be done, it will help more Christian content creators understand that when we prioritize the mission (serving) over income, God will provide abundant blessings.

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When you cite scripture, you simply need to identify the translation you are using for it. For other content (not directly from the Bible) you should simply be putting it into your own words. I personally do not use any plagiarism tools to check my content.

There are several ways to "monetize" this gift in a God-honoring way. Social media is a great starting point. If you can build an engaged audience around sharing encouraging content, you can earn income through the Creator Rewards programs on different platforms.

Very welcome! Just sharing what I've learned in hopes to help others grow their ministries!

Thanks so much! I was getting tired of the ponytail lol!

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I'm not understanding your question.

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Thanks so much! While my target audience is Christian content creators, my tutorials can be used by any niche.

I try to view things from a positive perspective. By its very nature, tech is ever-evolving and Ai is just a part of that evolution. Just in the same way cassette tapes replaced vinyl, cd's replaced cassette tapes, and now streaming has made all the previous almost obsolete, it is all part of that growth and evolution. Like I mentioned in the video, I don't see it as being destroyed. God is simply saying "I need you over here now." I do syndicate my content to the Medium platform but have had little success there. That is my sign that Medium is NOT where God wants me planting seeds.

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