I am trying to get the idea or a clear a picture of how are new businesses launched. Can anyone recommend me some of the good resources i should go through? May be some article or podcasts or a book?
Hi everyone,
I’m handling SEO for a pet care e-commerce company in India, mainly focused on on-page SEO and a bit of technical SEO. Now I want to seriously upskill on the content marketing side (strategy, planning, distribution, tying it back to SEO) and I’m looking for courses that are budget-friendly but genuinely help you learn, not just give a certificate.
I’m okay with online courses (India or global) as long as the content is practical and up to date. Any recommendations for content marketing + off-page/authority-building focused courses that you’ve personally found useful in real projects or agency work?
Thanks in advance, happy to hear both free and paid suggestions!
I had a problem: I have a massive hard drive folder filled with gigabytes of local video tutorials, training materials, and educational archives. The issue is that navigating raw folders sucks. VLC doesn't track my progress, and I always end up losing my place or forgetting what I learned.
I didn't want to upload my files to a cloud-based LMS or pay a subscription just to track my learning, so I built my own solution.
Enter OfflineAcademy: A completely local, self-hosted web app that turns your raw media folders into a private, Netflix-style learning dashboard.
Highlights:
Tech Stack: Next.js 14, React, Tailwind, and SQLite (via Prisma).
It's 100% open-source and free. If you have a backlog of educational videos collecting dust on your hard drive, this might help you actually watch them!
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Hello everyone, this is my first post here. I created this account in hopes of getting some advice.
I am very interested in learning about IT. Thing is, im still very new to everything regarding IT and have no idea what to start with. Im not certain yet in what kinda ”field” i wanna start in. And have therefore decided that im going to start learning the basics in general about IT stuff.
I was wondering what’s the best way to start learning about all this? I feel so lost on what to start with and really need some help :,)
For example… is it best to understand how a computer is built? Or, is it better to focus more on nerworking to understand how wi-fi or ip-adresses work? Or… python? Etc.
I'm preparing for CAT 2026 and am looking for recommendations for coaching. Also, if anyone has a transferable or unused coaching they're no longer using, feel free to DM me.
Hey yall, so I’m a grad student in instructional design. For my class I had to make & develop an online class. I decided to use moodle because it was free & seemed relatively simple to set up. So now I have to submit my project for class. But I cannot figure out how to make an open source link that my professor can click on to access the course. When I try to google it, the only things that come up are “uploading a link into moodle”. But that’s not what I need. Other things say just copy and paste your site name, but that doesn’t seem to be working either. Any help would be great, thank yall!
Please share some lessons learned.
This summer I will translate my traditional business baby-stats course to an online async format.
I will continue to teach traditionally… using my typical 3 x 50 minute lectures with 40-50 slides.
One technique I’m considering for evaluation are 30-45 second oral/video responses from students to online prompts. Such as, “take a look at this chart and tell me what you think”
I know we can’t bulletproof against AI assistance, so some tips are appreciated.
I really need help to find a job, please help me , I'll teach for a cheap price as low as $10/hr. Please help me .
Does anyone know of where to find an online completely self paced/asynchronous AP precalc course that’s not too expensive? I’m trying to get precalc done so I can go to calc next year thanks
I did a software bootcamp years ago but chat gpt launched while I was in it . It naturally became a crutch. Was never able to get a job and later finished my cs degree and still don’t feel like I know anything. I feel like I have puzzle pieces but they’re all for different puzzles. I was wondering if I were to learn from the basics again with a solid roadmap would anyone be interested in following that journey? It would be more so for accountability for me. Like a 40 day sprint. Some fundamentals are there but rusty and I feel like AI has made it worse . Like back in school when you’d reach for a calculator to double check the most basic problem . So let me know if that’s something you’d be interested in.
So I’m currently working as a CAD operator and occasional field surveyor for a civil engineering firm. I don’t have any official credentials, I just kinda got lucky. But Im considering going to school for civil engineering but working an 8-5 it would be hard to attend in person. For a person in my position, would getting an online degree be sufficient since I’m actively in the profession, and then does anyone have any online schools that they may have attended or liked?
I am new to Verilog, so what are the best Youtube channels to learn HDL as a beginner?
Whether you’ve taught or attended classes virtually, something always felt off. I’m doing UX research on exactly that - what works, what doesn’t, and what could be better. Would love your honest take. No right or wrong answers, won’t take more than 2 mins. Teachers, students, working professionals - all welcome!
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So this year is going to be my 2nd attempt for sbi/ibps po.
And for all this time I’ve been watching same YouTubers.
Do you guys have any other YouTuber who’s not them and provides quality practice for pre as well as mains.
I’m trying to find teachers who can he’ll me transform from pre to mains level ques with approach and everything.
Even when I try to find different teachers, they’re the only ones that show up in the search result so I really want to explore more teachers.
Also, you guys can suggest any teacher on yt, not just limited to banking exam teachers who teach the same syllabus (for eg rbi grade B teachers coz it’s phase 1 has similar syllabus).
Please help a fellow aspirant who has no money to buy a course.
Hey everyone, I’m JR.
I studied psychology, work in banking, and have spent years obsessing over one question:
Why do some people seem to keep growing while others stay stuck?
That question eventually turned into a book called Built Not Bought.
I’m not here to sell anything. Honestly, I’m just interested in conversations about behaviour, learning, mental health, personal growth, and what actually helps people move forward.
Looking forward to learning from all of you.