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I am considering subscribing to an AI
Which one is best? Chat GPT or Claude AI or other? Why?
1. ChatGPT: For general AI work
2. Perplexity: For article research
3. Claude: For creative outputs such as improve articles and social media posts.
Never heard of it so unable to render an opinion.
Claude is my personal favourite at the moment because it's quite creative and really seems to understand my niche.
Personally Mark, I subscribe to Poe.com!!
It contains pretty much all of the mainstream AI models and many, many more!!
It's a great place to experiment and try out which work best for your individual needs!
There is a monthly limit on how much one can use it though...
But... both my wife and I use it to the full on a daily basis and we have never even gotten close to reaching the permitted limit!!
It's about 23 bucks a month I think and you can cancel it at any time....
Worth a go in my opinion my friend!! :-)
Do that my friend! I have heard some people don't like it but it works fantastically well for me!!
Everything under one roof and very simple to use!!
👍👍
actually 19 per month and 16 and change if you pay yearly. It seems like on Poe you get access to every major AI tool out their for one price.
It's just a matter of personal preference. I've loved GPT from the beginning. The latest version is spot on, does live searching to answer questions, and it has an amazing Voice chat that is straight up from the future 💯 I use the paid version which is $20/month. Others really enjoy Claude as well. Try them out and see which is a better fit for you.
thanks. I like both on the free version. But I am getting annoyed that after a short conversation with either I need to wait hours to use it again so thinking of subscribing. I guess I can always unsubscribe and switch to the other if I want. I will try one of them. Probably Chat GPT.
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What is the best ai to subscribe to now?
I am considering subscribing to an AI
Which one is best? Chat GPT or Claude AI or other? Why?
1. ChatGPT: For general AI work
2. Perplexity: For article research
3. Claude: For creative outputs such as improve articles and social media posts.
Never heard of it so unable to render an opinion.
Claude is my personal favourite at the moment because it's quite creative and really seems to understand my niche.
Personally Mark, I subscribe to Poe.com!!
It contains pretty much all of the mainstream AI models and many, many more!!
It's a great place to experiment and try out which work best for your individual needs!
There is a monthly limit on how much one can use it though...
But... both my wife and I use it to the full on a daily basis and we have never even gotten close to reaching the permitted limit!!
It's about 23 bucks a month I think and you can cancel it at any time....
Worth a go in my opinion my friend!! :-)
Do that my friend! I have heard some people don't like it but it works fantastically well for me!!
Everything under one roof and very simple to use!!
👍👍
actually 19 per month and 16 and change if you pay yearly. It seems like on Poe you get access to every major AI tool out their for one price.
It's just a matter of personal preference. I've loved GPT from the beginning. The latest version is spot on, does live searching to answer questions, and it has an amazing Voice chat that is straight up from the future 💯 I use the paid version which is $20/month. Others really enjoy Claude as well. Try them out and see which is a better fit for you.
thanks. I like both on the free version. But I am getting annoyed that after a short conversation with either I need to wait hours to use it again so thinking of subscribing. I guess I can always unsubscribe and switch to the other if I want. I will try one of them. Probably Chat GPT.
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So I just made my second amazon affiliate sale and I received a notice that Amazon will be reviewing my account. They also said "Transparency is a must, so you are required t
I received an email from Amazon With a link to some of the requirements. And it says something about needing to put a tracking ID in the link. So this is news to me how do I put a tracking link into the link? I want to get the links in before they review my account so they don’t close it
i tend to ad #ad next to all of my links ....
and make sure you add the required "As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases." close to the first affiliate link in each post...
this is the article you are having to comply with
https://affiliate-program.amazon.co.uk/help/node/topic/GHQNZAU6669EZS98
as you are making sales they have had a person take a look at your site - if you don't comply then they will deactivate your account...
How annoying. So I just added (#ad) after every link and after the first sentence the first link in I put (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases).
If my opinion counts, I think it looks terrible and I almost want to get out of amazon associates for that reason. It looks dumb.
In the document you referenced it states:
n addition, the Operating Agreement requires that the following statement clearly and conspicuously appears on your Site: "As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases." For social media user-generated content, this statement must be associated with your account."
It would seem to me that if I have my Affiliate Disclosure button clearly at the top of every page that they can click on to see the disclosure that that should satisfy Amazon's requirement. But just in case I put that phrase in the post itself at the end of the sentence with the first link.
I do not recall every seeing this on posts I have viewed that have affiliate links. Just looks bad in my opinion.
every new affiliate goes through those thoughts....
don't worry i had an argument with another member here about it...
but you get used to it ...
and remember that it is not driven by amazon but by the ftc - so this should be standard across the board not just for amazon, but they are the ones who actually tell you about it...
it has been changed over the last few years - so affiliates before this never used to need it...they will all have been warned that is needs to be included...
thanks. So I am assuming that the public out there are not put off by these notations when they see it. Perhaps it is good because this way they will know it is a link they can click on and won't overlook it.
It thought the FTC only needed us to have the disclosure, which I have. I did not know they require us to put in disclosures after every link. That is excessive. So be it. I will do it
you can use plain text like ' get it from amazon' - which discloses where they are going....
and that is the main thing from the ftc- don't suprise your visitor....
you know where the links are going, but your visitor may not - so make it plain if they are going to be taken to a site where they may purchase something....
you don't need to use #ad as long as it is clear the link is for a paid promotion....
if you post is really relevant to them and they really want it then they will buy through your link...they know they are on a post that will help them decide whether the product is required in their life...
if you sell it to them then they will go somewhere else that shows them what their life will be like with the product....you are promoting not selling...
I used a footer widget to put Amazon's affiliate disclosure on my site. That way, I'm always covered. So far, so good.
Are you talking about your blog, Facebook, or Pinterest?
Hi Mark,
I am not an expert. One way could be placing ( on Amazon ) next to the link.
For example:
link (on Amazon)
Maxine :)
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Amazon requirement to be transparent about affiliate links?
So I just made my second amazon affiliate sale and I received a notice that Amazon will be reviewing my account. They also said "Transparency is a must, so you are required t
I received an email from Amazon With a link to some of the requirements. And it says something about needing to put a tracking ID in the link. So this is news to me how do I put a tracking link into the link? I want to get the links in before they review my account so they don’t close it
i tend to ad #ad next to all of my links ....
and make sure you add the required "As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases." close to the first affiliate link in each post...
this is the article you are having to comply with
https://affiliate-program.amazon.co.uk/help/node/topic/GHQNZAU6669EZS98
as you are making sales they have had a person take a look at your site - if you don't comply then they will deactivate your account...
How annoying. So I just added (#ad) after every link and after the first sentence the first link in I put (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases).
If my opinion counts, I think it looks terrible and I almost want to get out of amazon associates for that reason. It looks dumb.
In the document you referenced it states:
n addition, the Operating Agreement requires that the following statement clearly and conspicuously appears on your Site: "As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases." For social media user-generated content, this statement must be associated with your account."
It would seem to me that if I have my Affiliate Disclosure button clearly at the top of every page that they can click on to see the disclosure that that should satisfy Amazon's requirement. But just in case I put that phrase in the post itself at the end of the sentence with the first link.
I do not recall every seeing this on posts I have viewed that have affiliate links. Just looks bad in my opinion.
every new affiliate goes through those thoughts....
don't worry i had an argument with another member here about it...
but you get used to it ...
and remember that it is not driven by amazon but by the ftc - so this should be standard across the board not just for amazon, but they are the ones who actually tell you about it...
it has been changed over the last few years - so affiliates before this never used to need it...they will all have been warned that is needs to be included...
thanks. So I am assuming that the public out there are not put off by these notations when they see it. Perhaps it is good because this way they will know it is a link they can click on and won't overlook it.
It thought the FTC only needed us to have the disclosure, which I have. I did not know they require us to put in disclosures after every link. That is excessive. So be it. I will do it
you can use plain text like ' get it from amazon' - which discloses where they are going....
and that is the main thing from the ftc- don't suprise your visitor....
you know where the links are going, but your visitor may not - so make it plain if they are going to be taken to a site where they may purchase something....
you don't need to use #ad as long as it is clear the link is for a paid promotion....
if you post is really relevant to them and they really want it then they will buy through your link...they know they are on a post that will help them decide whether the product is required in their life...
if you sell it to them then they will go somewhere else that shows them what their life will be like with the product....you are promoting not selling...
I used a footer widget to put Amazon's affiliate disclosure on my site. That way, I'm always covered. So far, so good.
Are you talking about your blog, Facebook, or Pinterest?
Hi Mark,
I am not an expert. One way could be placing ( on Amazon ) next to the link.
For example:
link (on Amazon)
Maxine :)
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I want to use this url to recomment WA. How do I put my affiliate identifier at the end so it will work. Can someone show me an example. When I merely add mine to the end of
Kyle shows you specifically how to add for these customized homepage entry points at the bottom of the post: Share Your WA Affiliate Links & Earn!
this seems to stay in the url bar and take you to hte same image
https://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/?image=business&a_id=XXXXXXX
worth checking out with a fresh browser or privacy window....
but will this work to make sure I get credit when people sign up with it? Any way to test it out?
turn it round the other way....
https://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/?a_id=xxxxxxxx&image=business
why do i think it is this way...
i just started a new campaign and it gave a link with the id and msg linked together ...
the aff id was first and msg second....linked with the & symbol
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How do I ad my affiliate link to the modified wa url so that it works?
I want to use this url to recomment WA. How do I put my affiliate identifier at the end so it will work. Can someone show me an example. When I merely add mine to the end of
Kyle shows you specifically how to add for these customized homepage entry points at the bottom of the post: Share Your WA Affiliate Links & Earn!
this seems to stay in the url bar and take you to hte same image
https://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/?image=business&a_id=XXXXXXX
worth checking out with a fresh browser or privacy window....
but will this work to make sure I get credit when people sign up with it? Any way to test it out?
turn it round the other way....
https://www.wealthyaffiliate.com/?a_id=xxxxxxxx&image=business
why do i think it is this way...
i just started a new campaign and it gave a link with the id and msg linked together ...
the aff id was first and msg second....linked with the & symbol
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My personal preference is ChatGPT.