I like it. It's catchy

I like it! I think you have a good start. Keep it up!

Not scammy at all! Keep going and good luck!

I agree, I don't think that sounds scammy at all. :)

Awesome thank you all for your help!

I think you're off to a great start. It looks really good and drew me in to reading more. That's what you want. I don't think it is "scammy" at all :D

Candice

My son is a firefighter...a captain. He will probably buy your boots if you show him how a firefighter might find them superior to the ones he already wears. Is there a special aspect about your boots that make them more durable, heat resistant, safer?

Just to clarify, I don't own the boots myself. I was going to be producing relevant content and affiliate links to the top quality boots that I have seen to be the best throughout my career, based on a very large and busy professional fire department.

Great content I agree with everyone else keep up the good work

Names feel wierd to select.... like youre pinning yourself down to something you havent really confirmed in youre own head yet.
I think a lot of us go through the same... we are all learning as we go.
I wish you well fireman!

Ps. My dad was a volunteer for just short of 20 years

You do not need permission to give a product review. Negatively or positively.

As long as you are honestly sharing your opinion, and doing your best to be unbiased, there is nothing at all wrong with posting a review that is either positive or negative. Just tell it like you see it.

This is exactly what people want to see. Honest reviews from real people. And this is what will lead to a lot of your success as an affiliate.

Hi Tim

I was downloading some recipes to my website when I got a warning that the content is not original. So what do I do?
Do I rewrite the recipes? Or do I have to come up with my original recipes?

These are recipes that I used that worked but I see that I can’t use them because of the copyright issues. Do I need to pick a different niche?

I am creating a website for people who are looking for healthy low carb ideas and I am really just passing on the material. Do I need to credit the source?

I’m not sure what to do

Hi Tom,

There's nothing wrong with sharing existing content on your site, it's a good thing if your audience finds it valuable. However, if you are trying to rank that particular page in Google, then you will want to add plenty of unique content on the page as well. Because Google wants to rank unique content, not duplicate content.

Also, if you are copying something word for word, then best practice is to cite the source of the info. So just pop a link in the page that shows people where you got the recipe from. There is a reasonable boundary here though. If the content you are producing is unique and it's the result of many sites/ experience you've learned from (which in most cases it will be), then you obviously don't need to create a full reference list in your article. That's over the top.

So to sum it up... share the recipe on your site either way. But if you want that page to rank on Google, be sure to include plenty of unique content. And consider citing the source of your copied recipe with a link or mention.

Hope this helps!

So I could ahead and publish anyway like it says to do ?

Yes, by all means publish :)

Get more sleep.
It sounds like you are doing everything that I would do to stay awake. The best advice is to focus on reading while you are fresh.

I usually take a break and close my eyes tight as hard as possible for a few seconds and a few times and that makes my eyes rest and if still feel sleepy I try leaving them close as if taking a five to ten minute nap that always refreshes me.

This lesson was a huge eye opener for me.