Founder of Novatorius & creator of Siren Affiliates. WordPress engineer and partnership advocate helping businesses grow with flexible incentive programs.
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I started over in FFXIV last night. I needed a game that didn’t feel like another project. Something that took me on a journey. And I couldn’t resist creating an emo Lalafell named Adam Smoltier. 🤣
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I’m gonna say the thing out loud – Most affiliate programs suck. People hype them as money-printing machines, but most just drain resources, waste time, and barely boost sales. There’s a better way. https://www.sirenaffiliates.com/partner-first-approach/
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I’ve come to find that telling AI to “stop being clever and just say the damn thing” seems to be very effective at getting better heading copy 😂
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My home media center is ready to print! Going to take several days to get it printed and together, and I’ll probably have to re-print something but it’s time to start makin’ parts!
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A handy little not-so-commonly known trick for getting a centerline between holes using calipers.
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I un-wittingly re-invented tea this week. “I want an inexpensive beverage that isn’t necessarily sweet, but is kinda fruity and something I can easily drink throughout the day that will make water interesting.” “Maybe I can steep some fruit overnight in a jar and fill up some water bottles to put in my fridge…that sounds…
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If you’ve worked with someone who has experience building sites using Elementor, and you’ve had a good experience working with them, please recommend them below. (Do not recommend yourself!)
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Making My Business Siren-Centric
I’ve spent way too much time trying to build separate sales pipelines when the answer was right in front of me—Siren. Instead of growing Siren in spite of my business, I’m building my business around Siren. Every product, every service—Siren is the core. 🚀
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Oh my GOD Claude has become so freaking restrictive on its usage. Feeling like I’m paying for a demo of a product these days.
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The plan is to tuck the mount it behind the TV on the wall. Brackets will hold it on the wall but make it fairly easy to remove if I ever need too. Although it’s going to be running Ubuntu, so I can connect to it with another computer pretty easily.