u/Bevol-Savarior

Im doing an impact.com review for a platform shortlist, and migration seems like one of those things that is difficult to judge from demos. What actually changed after you moved?

Did partner onboarding get easier? Did tracking or reporting improve? Were payouts and reconciliation less painful and were there any unexpected headaches with integrations, historical data or getting partners comfortable with the new setup?

I also be interested in what got worse like every platform comparison tends to focus on what you gain but the tradeoffs are probably more useful when you are deciding whether to move an established program.

We've been making our own packaging stickers with a basic inkjet printer and cutter for the past few months. It made sense when we were only shipping a handful of orders, but it's taking more time now that things have picked up.

The biggest issue has been consistency. Some stickers have held up fine, while others have smudged after a little moisture or haven't cut quite right. It's manageable, but it's becoming one more thing to keep up with.

I'm starting to think it makes more sense to order them instead of printing everything ourselves. For those of you who've made that change, did you find it worthwhile, or do you still print your own for smaller runs?

PGY-3 here trying to get my finances in order before attending life hits. just looking at ways to supplement income. call it lifestyle creep or just inflation, but my paycheck isn't stretching the way it used to. ran into this whole world of paid surveys for doctors. some of the numbers seemed too good to be true so i figured i'd ask here first. Is it legit or is it $5 for an hour of clicking?

started using a tongue scraper a month ago after seeing someone mention it offhand and the difference is wild. wish someone told me about this years ago.

got me wondering what other small things people swear by. the other one that stuck for me was putting deodorant on at night instead of morning. saw it on here and it really does work better.
whats yours.