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Sports cards went through a large change in the last 30 years. They went from cool collectibles to total trash and then to lottery tickets. In the 70's people collected the cards as a past time but as the collecting aspect got more popular several companies decided to print cards like fuckin crazy which made them worthless. These days in order to move cases of cards producers put redemption cards in the packs for pieces of memorabilia. A player card probably isn't worth shit but grown men will pay to have a chance at a signed game ball or a jersey or some shit.

>>1903339
Good explanation. Did not know this. Now how do we do something like this but for millennial weebs?

>>1903342
I didn't know this until I went to a few card shops in Japan, but there are thousands and thousands of anime girl cards. I think there's a TCG for just about every FOTM anime. Any shop that doesn't specialize specifically in Magic or Yu-Gi-Oh will have display case after display case filled with them. A friend of mine even bought a few to use as tokens when he plays Magic.
So, just import those.

>>1903324
What the fuck does this mean

>>1903324
Paper wallets and wake me when it's over.

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>>1903337
>SHA256 ASIC miners is super niche
>only the largest miners R&D and make them
>keeps the newest hardware for themselves, only sell outdated hardware
>unilaterally threaten the network with your hashing power
>BTC devs announce they can do a user-activated PoW algo change
>makes everything miners currently own invalid
>memory hard algos (cuckoo cycle, cryptonight) make R&Ding ASICs near impossible at current scales, bringing mining back to the CPU/GPU level

>>1903344
Your paper-wallet won't do shit if BTC hardforks and just becomes yet another shitcoin after it loses "muh oldest chain" memevalue.

Yes sell now.

whenever i hear people say sell, i want to hold. especially when they sell "yes sell now." makes me think they want cheap eth while they can still get it

Sup with the $40?

Retargeting is just a feature, lots of ad networks offer this. SiteScout, Adsense, Facebook I think, Admob for mobile stuff, etc.

Different ad networks have different traffic demographics; you should try lots of self-serve ones with low initial funding, see which perform best for your stuff, then either continue tweaking your ads on there (obviously), negotiate direct deals if there are a few specific sites that are converting really well (by just emailing or calling them), or eventually move on to expensive media buys if you're really rocking with profits.

>>1903338
>you should try lots of self serve ones

Which ones are self serve? Thanks for the reply btw.

>>1903341

All the ones mentioned above, plus off the top of my head, um...Bing, AOL sponsored listings, Trafficvance (adware pop-ups), Plenty of Fish might still be, Myspace (it works sometimes), a zillion mobile ad networks. But Facebook has really good traffic and incredible targeting options (all that shit about 'it's not free, you're selling your personal info!'? this is where that comes into play) and Adwords/Adsense is generally good too, you just have to be careful to separate Google search ads (the ones you see when you do a Google search) from Google content network ads (the banner/text ads you see on websites). They both can be good but need to be treated differently so dont lump them together. Start with the google search ones since that's targeted, straightforward, easier to monitor and learn.

you're welcome, and don't wanna overwhelm you. the point is just this:

because different networks have different demographics and different buying mindsets, it's more important to figure out which one is the best fit for what you're offering, and optimize your ads there, THEN spread to some other networks.

Usually, once you figure out an angle that works (via the right combination of ad and targeting), you stand a good chance of taking that campaign over to other places, thereby making more money there. And this is easiest to do if you're starting with good traffic that's a good fit for your offer. So you really just wanna focus on making one good, creative angle with your ads, one good concept that makes it stand out and gets people clicking. What is significantly more important at this stage is what you'll learn about your audience: what kinds of things command their attention strongly enough to compel them to click on your ad. Don't be afraid to try lots of different angles and get creative, you wanna try to learn what theyre thinking, because there's a lot you don't know and you haven't realized it yet.

>>1903215

dick sucking

>>1903225
/thread now time to sage

>>1903215
You could try sucking dick, but I wouldn't recommend it unless you've got enough capital to invest in a quality pair of kneepads.

Lol, get lost nigger

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>>1903214

>>1903214
>i sale information with billing address included¨!!

>>1903205
Post an email or something I can use to contact you when thread dies. I would be willing to write.

>>1903269
[email protected]

>>1903205
Sounds like a good idea but I don't know how profitable that sort of site can actually be without resorting to clickbait and obnoxious affiliate marketing.
Kotaku brings in thousands of rageclicks every day and still needs to run ads disguised as articles to pay the bills.

lets start one

>>1903494
No shit. Id do it jist to trigger the cucks for free. We got a little fske news site thst is gsining traffic that might be willing to help

>>1903204
/pol/

Get married nigga the tax breaks are amazing and worth it.

>>1903130
>he thinks rich people are dumb enough to pay taxes

The government has conned people into thinking they get good value for that money. SS is the worst offender. They literally could just open a TSP for every citizen and offer an optional government annuity at retirement based on the TSP amount and they could turn a fucking profit on the program instead of letting it bleed us dry.

I'm brand new to Robinhood literally just downloaded the app and signed up. I really hope I can make a decent profit here

Meme of Monday: OPGN

>>1903125
good luck

I recommend not buying anything you see on /biz/
just buy bluechip normie stocks until you get some experience

and always do limit buy/sell

>>1903069
I like this guy, he pulls no punches

Does he not get that people are just memeing? He's usually not this much of a faggot.

>>1903069
He's definitely autistic

uestionably jewish though

i guess cellphones havent watched one in years since i just get the newest iphone everytime

A lot of people just never get anything new, I guess.

>>1903019
I sometimes watch unboxing videos as a surrogate for buying things that I kind of want but really don't need.

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>>1902956
The question /biz needs to ask is, will this nigga be right?

Keynes if you want a patchwork family right now

Friedman if you want a dynasty but your generation might suffer

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neither

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>I'm not the only one that stalks larry david's daughter's instagram

and duh you should quit as soon as you can 40k lmao wtf not even worth getting up for desu

>>1902932
Well I haven't started the job yet. The question is should I even bother accepting it or look for something else?

I have a year of project management experience through this internship.

And yeah LD's daughter is a fox. Stupid sexy jews.

>>1902947
It depends on how long until you have to make a decision to accept it vs how quickly you can find something better.

>disclaimer, not a legalFag

I would say so. She shouldn't have a right to your shit if you were never married or are divorced.

>giving women your hard earned money
>letting women drive
you deserve every fucking bit of it you dumb fuck

>>1902968
this