#outsourcing tutorial

[jewish-mccoy]

I have some clothes I’m needing to hem the bottoms and take in the waist and let out the waist. I have basic needle and thread and an old sewing machine. Any tips on other stuff I need or good tutorials? I’m using The Google but figured I’d outsource to my friends. @nerdyqueerandjewish perhaps?

Appreciate any help! I’m a little short on money so I’m trying to save a bit by doing the work myself.

[rainbowolfe]

I think the most interesting insight I've gotten from the various QnAs is that, although they're the biggest fish in the pond, the Old Faith never hit "religion" status. Society at large still regards them as just another cult.

Society might not even recognize them as actual gods. Or if they do, they just don't... care? Berith, Plimbo, Rakshasa, Helob, Shrumy, even the Lighthouse Keeper before we help him out. They don't treat us with any particular reverence or authority. Plimbo outright says he's not interested in worshipping us. Rakshasa tries to fight us if we provoke him. Helob regularly makes implied threats towards our followers.

There's just an overall lack of "hey I'm talking to a powerful, divine being rn, and I should act like it." Anyways that's not what this ramble is about. Back on topic.

Jojo made it seem like the Bishop's individual cults still operate on the same scale as the Lamb's, so they realistically can't be that much bigger. They spend the majority of their day tending to their cult and apparently don't have a lot of free time. The exact wording was that they'd be a little faster at it than Lamb, due to years of experience.

Which means their cults have yet to hit a level of self-sufficiency. They either can't or don't trust any of their followers enough to outsource most work. Followers farm. Followers fight and engage in conquest. And the Bishops presumably cook, clean, bless/inspire/intimidate, and build the structures they need (within their limitations).

The Bishop's never truly combined their cults to be "the cult of the old faith". And the only time we ever see direct worship of the Old Faith as a unified concept/group is in the tutorial. Kallamar's cult is Kallamar's cult. Leshy's cult is Leshy's cult. etc, etc. There is no sharing of faith/followers/resources. And if it takes them all day to manage their cults...

...it would explain why Shamura's cult fell into ruin after their injury. Their siblings don't have time to help them. Jojo mentioned that Shamura's followers stuck with them even though they stopped being able to fully provide for them. Partly out of loyalty, partly out of fear.

Makes me wonder about the actual state of their cult grounds. I don't think they're as grand as one would first think.

[ethicaltreatmentofcowplants]

This time, I'm tired and lazy. This time, I'm going to attempt to outsource a thing.

If I sent you this image*, would you be able to make the background transparent in photoshop (or get rid of it entirely - what are words) and then send it back to me as a png file? I can also send you the photo that I want to paste it over if that's easier.

*well, not this exact one, but that would be spoilers

(Yes, I will sit down with a tutorial and figure it out eventually. But for now I'm being productive and don't want to halt my flow lol.)

[the-bjd-community-confess]

"I created and customised this doll!!!"

> doll was sculpted by someone else

>relative used his work machine to do this part

>a friend did this other part

>yet another part is commissioned

Work went into this doll no doubt, but yours was mostly faceup and editing the video (unless you outsourced the video, too)

Yes I'm just bitter and envious. I, and most people, will never have access to these resources, so I'm not interested in these "tutorials". But youtube still shoves them on my page no matter how many times I asked to not be recommended that content, because that's what's popular...

~Anonymous

[barksbog]

How do you get the fabric printed so beautifully? :O is it outsourced or is it something that can be done on a home printer? Or maybe you paint it by hand?!!?!

i do it myself at home!

it´s a bit more complicated than doing it with a regular printer but it´s doable. you basically need to fill a printer with a special ink and print it on special transfer paper. than put that paper into a heat press with the fabric so the pigment gets vaporized and pushed into the fibres!

makeshiftwings has a great tutorial about it on their website

[tornioduva]

A thought on Botw's items

So, first of all, if you were left dissatisfied and somewhat angry by Totk, go watch this wonderful video and enjoy your catharsis:

So, after watching this my mind started to fix upon this godforsaken series again and, a thought about how the wild saga handles things and why.

Now, i'm not a seasoned game designer, i don't know shit on how to deliver these massive projects, and i'll admit i haven't done proper research like in interviews, manuals, artbook, ecc., this is all very much a stream of consciousness.

What i reflected on is how many of us struggled to really bite deep with criticism into the structural exploration systems of this games, because it apparently "works", and in a somewhat elegant and cohesive way. It's much more difficult to critique the decision of adding shrines, of the dungeons, of the pad tools, of the rewards, because it easily justifies itself with the various "time limits, sacrifices needed to be made, streamlined exploration" and so on; it's much easier instead to go to the throat of the story, or characters, or the durability, because it's a much more direct frustration i think.

But then again, thinking about Botw: was giving the player all of their tools right away really the only right decision?

I honestly think that having the player roam around hyrule, letting them explore and find obstacles for which the tools are required, and then giving them said tools, would've been much better. You would accumulate small frustrations here and there, places to return to, for which you would use those pins in the map, and then you'd have the satisfaction of having finally found the solution to your troubles and a unique reward from wherever you might've taken them.

"Sure", you might say, "but then all the major dungeon and "story areas" should take into accoutn wether you have them or not". ....Yes. what's the problem in that? maybe a character, like one of the descendant could say something along the lines of "if only we had a way to freeze the water to resolve this issue that i feel might be present in the divina beast" or similar, that way the beasts would be centered around fleshing out one mechanic. i guess that might make them a bit more monotonous, but i think not; they are already kind short and boring, they might as well be a a dungeon designed around fleshing out just one of your tools in a satisfying way.

That to me would've resolved a good amount of issues i have with it with the game already, because part of the joy of exploring, at least in the first like 10 to 20 hours, would've been the anticipation of finding a tool and to finally use it! and i'd have something more memorable to remember while roaming around than just pretty sunsets.

Also, this would resolve the B I G issue i have with the intro of both of this game, of it being an unskippable slog. If you remove all of the tutorial aspect out of it, and outsource it to a later, further away area of the game, you can reduce all the time the plateau takes out of you to like, an introduction to combat, crafting, effects and that's it, you're free after that.

plus i always found stupid that the game won't let you have the paraglider before finishing it. like, just leave the tutorial there if someone wants it, but le me find the paraglider as an object and then let me go down, it's not an essential item, just a convenient one; plus, if players went around hyrule without the paraglider, you could just remind them in other ways later on that they might find one on the plateau, or let them find another one in other areas of the game. that could've been fun: "where did you find the glider? here? really? wow, these devs really thought of everything, i found it there instead, and mike down south".

i dunno, i just don't want to think about botw as the only correct way of doing this kind of game.

[comfycozycrossfox]

did yall ever have teachers in highschool/college that made the point of like, "cheating might get you the grade immediately but it'll hurt you down the line"

as in, like, if you start cheating with fractions in math, you won't be able to do anything with fractions yourself down the line and it'll snowball and get worse and worse and harder, so it'll be better in the long run to just struggle and work it out

or if you always look up book analysis instead of doing it yourself you'll never get good at analysis

that's how i feel about using chatgpt for minor shit. "i just have it write emails for me!" LEARN HOW TO WRITE EMAILS. "it helps me make a grocery list!" LEARN HOW TO MAKE A GROCERY LIST. "it helps me outline for writing!" LEARN HOW TO MAKE AN OUTLINE.

you are hurting yourself, your learning and your capabilities by outsourcing this shit. and when chatgpt goes down-which it has before-you won't have the skills or practice to do it yourself. figure it out. look up a tutorial on youtube. ask a librarian. talk to someone in your community. figure it the fuck out.

[spiderculechronicals]

Also also I decided that Peter 3 is the best at making his own suits. I don't know or remember what the Canon source for Andrew or Tobey's final form spidey suits was, I saw a clip where Tom's was made by Stark. I think (in my headcanon) Peter 2 eventually outsourced most of his suit making (his MJ was a stage actor so maybe he picked up some connections there- NYC has a good garment district) but Peter 3 takes it on like a hobby to the max. He's watching tutorials, he's sourcing quality supplies... I decided he developed a modified web-fluid substance to draw the raised web patterns that feature on the suit, they're not as strong with tensile strength but they bond with the base fabric permanently and let him draw smooth lines and curves. Some people paint Warhammer figures, Peter 3 is detailing his super suit for hours and adding magnet snaps to finish his hidden waist zippers and keep the lines clean.

[thepodcasthoard]

How to Start a Podcast | Complete Step-by-Step Guide for 2024- Riverside FM

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The twelfth article Sydney gave me is from riverside FM, which is a recording and editing site for podcasters.

This article has a video accompanying it.

The article lists ten steps.

Plan your podcast

Think about why you want to make a podcast.

Choose a niche topic, with a linked article with ideas of categories. I say categories and not niches because they're 'true crime,' 'health and fitness,' 'business,' and others like that.

Think about what you're both knowledgeable and passionate about, who your target audience is, how you can help that target audience, what gaps you can fill in the podcasting market, and what will make your podcast stand out.

This article gives you over a hundred topics to think about, which I actually found interesting. Some of the really grabby ones I saw were 'day in the life' where you interviewed everyday people, 'mystery theme' where each episode in a season is seemingly unconnected or only loosely connected before you reveal the underlying theme at the end, a music podcast where you take calls or emails and suggest new artists based on what they already listen to, a scavenger hunt where you ask your listeners for specific audio cues both spontaneous and planned, a sports podcast about the history of that sport, interviewing kids, riddles, different personal challenges like how long you can go without watching TV, flashbacks to old trends and inventions that didn't stand the test of time, a poetry podcast, and where a quote is from. For the last one, all I could think of was 'who's that pokémon?'

Choose a name. This article goes into more detail.

Choose a format. This article lists descriptions of popular ones.

Structure your podcast. This includes length and schedule.

Sequence your podcast. Keep to a set order- hook and intro, main body, and conclusion. Now that I'm writing that out, I'm reminded of learning how to write an essay in grammar school. Hamburger poster showing the buns as introduction and conclusion, and the meat as the body, anyone?

2. Set up equipment

A microphone is a must, as are headphones and a computer.

3. Software

Both recording and editing software are needed for a podcast.

4. Prepare your first episodes (two or three is a good start)

Schedule and prepare interviews, if you're going that route. If you do, keep a record of who you've reached out to so you don't double dip, send them an approximate interview length so they know what to expect, plan your interview questions and put them in an order that makes sense, ask unique questions, and keep the questions tailored to what your audience wants to know

If you script the episodes out, this is a handy article with templates to help you out

Test your equipment and software so you know what buttons to press

5. Record

If you're recording in person, using a mixer for multiple people is your best bet

If you're recording remotely, you'll need software and to send your guests guidelines on how to set it up

For a hybrid setup, where some of your guests are present and some are remote, you'll need to think more about how to record. This video will be helpful in that respect.

6. Edit

You're going to need software to do this if you're doing it yourself, or an editor if you're outsourcing. Whichever way you choose, there are some basic things to keep in mind- narrative (meaning make sure everything flows naturally from one thought to the next), spice it up (any sound effects or music), do the detail work (background noise), export, and create smaller promotional bites. This article gives more of a tutorial.

7. Artwork

This video goes into creating artwork. Keep in mind a few things- make sure the art represents the podcast clearly, think about what will attract your audience, keep the dimensions in line with directory guidelines, and don't overwhelm the image with detail.

8. Publish

Once you're done, you'll need a hosting site. Like I've said in previous posts, you need an RSS feed to submit to directories, and the hosting site creates one for you.

Create show notes and an episode description- think of a hook to get them to read more, keep them clear and short, and incorporate keywords naturally

Get your podcast on a directory from your hosting site.

9. Promote and monetize

Promotion:

Use search engine optimization (SEO) wisely

Make teasers and share them on your social media

Make a podcast website

Join a network

Monetize:

Get sponsors

create subscription tiers/ask for donations

Make merchandise from your podcast

Affiliate

10. Assess

Keep an eye on data and adjust your course accordingly, depending on what brings in more viewers. But, as I've cautioned in previous posts, don't get too hung up on numbers.

[techtow]

Becoming a Google Ads expert and monetizing that expertise can be a rewarding venture.

 Here's a step-by-step guide to help you achieve that:

1. Learn Google Ads Fundamentals:

Start by familiarizing yourself with the basics of Google Ads, including its various campaign types, targeting options, ad formats, bidding strategies, and performance metrics.

Take advantage of Google's free resources, such as the Google Ads Help Center, Skillshop (formerly Google Academy for Ads), and YouTube tutorials.

2. Get Certified:

Earn Google Ads certifications by completing the Google Ads certification exams available on Skillshop. This will validate your expertise and enhance your credibility as a Google Ads professional.

Consider pursuing additional certifications, such as Google Analytics or Google Marketing Platform certifications, to broaden your skill set and better serve your clients.

3. Gain Hands-On Experience:

Practice creating and managing Google Ads campaigns for yourself or volunteer to work on campaigns for friends, family, or nonprofit organizations.

Experiment with different campaign objectives, targeting options, ad creatives, and bidding strategies to understand their impact on campaign performance.

4. Specialize and Focus:

Identify a niche or industry that interests you or where you have relevant experience or expertise. Specializing in a specific niche will help you stand out and attract clients looking for specialized knowledge.

Consider specializing in specific types of campaigns, such as search ads, display ads, video ads, or shopping ads, based on your interests and strengths.

5. Build Your Portfolio:

Create a portfolio showcasing your past work, including successful Google Ads campaigns you've managed and the results achieved for your clients.

Highlight key metrics such as click-through rates (CTR), conversion rates, return on ad spend (ROAS), and cost per acquisition (CPA) to demonstrate your effectiveness as a Google Ads expert.

6. Network and Market Yourself:

Join online communities, forums, and networking groups related to digital marketing and Google Ads to connect with potential clients and collaborators.

Leverage social media platforms such as LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook to showcase your expertise, share valuable insights, and engage with your target audience.

Create content such as blog posts, case studies, or video tutorials to establish yourself as a thought leader in the field of Google Ads.

7. Offer Services and Monetize Your Expertise:

Start offering Google Ads management services to businesses or individuals looking to improve their online advertising efforts.

Consider various monetization strategies, such as charging clients a flat fee or a percentage of ad spend for managing their campaigns, offering consulting services, or providing training workshops or webinars.

Explore opportunities to scale your business by outsourcing tasks, hiring a team, or partnering with other professionals to expand your service offerings.

Wrapping up

By following these steps and continuously honing your skills, you can become a sought-after Google Ads expert and build a successful career or business helping clients achieve their advertising goals on the Google Ads platform.

[mosal7y]

3d product renderings and mockups

It seems like you're looking for information or assistance with 3D product renderings and mockups. Creating 3D product renderings and mockups is a crucial step in the design and marketing process for various industries. Here's some information to help you get started:

1. Software for 3D Rendering:

Blender: A powerful and free open-source 3D creation suite.

Autodesk Maya: Widely used in the film and video game industry.

Cinema 4D: Known for its intuitive interface and powerful capabilities.

KeyShot: A standalone 3D rendering and animation application.

2. Creating 3D Models:

CAD Software (Computer-Aided Design): Use software like AutoCAD, SolidWorks, or Rhino to create accurate 3D models.

Sculpting Software: Tools like ZBrush or Blender's sculpting features are great for organic shapes.

3. Texturing and Materials:

Apply realistic textures and materials to your 3D model using UV mapping techniques.

Software like Substance Painter or Quixel Mixer can help create detailed and realistic materials.

4. Lighting:

Proper lighting is crucial for realistic renders. Experiment with different light setups to achieve the desired look.

Consider using High Dynamic Range Imaging (HDRI) for realistic environmental lighting.

5. Rendering:

Choose the appropriate rendering engine for your needs (Cycles in Blender, Arnold, V-Ray, etc.).

Adjust rendering settings such as resolution, quality, and output format.

6. Mockup Tools:

Adobe Dimension: Allows you to create realistic 3D mockups and product visualizations.

Placeit: An online platform that lets you create mockups with your designs on various products.

Mockup World: Offers a variety of free and premium mockups for different products.

7. Tutorials and Learning Resources:

Online platforms like Udemy, Coursera, and YouTube offer tutorials on 3D modeling, rendering, and mockup creation.

Join forums and communities like Blender Artists or Polycount for support and feedback.

8. Considerations for Product Mockups:

Understand the target audience and purpose of the mockup.

Pay attention to lighting, shadows, and reflections to make the mockup realistic.

Test the mockup on different backgrounds to ensure versatility.

9. Outsourcing:

If creating 3D models and renders is outside your expertise, consider outsourcing to professional 3D artists or agencies.

Remember to practice and experiment with different techniques to refine your skills. The field of 3D rendering is vast, and continuous learning is key to staying updated with the latest trends and technologies.

[nasib-sarwar]

small business marketing package DIY vs Hire a Professional

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[psytechdigipvtltd-blog]

Content Repurposing Services: Unlocking the Full Potential of Your Existing Content

In today’s fast-paced digital world, creating fresh and engaging content consistently is challenging. Marketers and business owners are constantly striving to keep their audiences engaged while staying ahead of their competitors. This is where content repurposing services come into play. By leveraging existing content, these services can help you save time, reach new audiences, and maximize the value of your creative efforts.

What Are Content Repurposing Services?

Content repurposing services specialize in taking your existing content and transforming it into various formats to extend its reach and lifespan. For instance, a well-researched blog post can be converted into an engaging infographic, a series of social media posts, a video tutorial, or even a podcast episode. The goal is to adapt your content for different platforms and audiences without having to start from scratch.

Benefits of Content Repurposing Services

Maximized ROI: Creating high-quality content requires significant time, effort, and resources. By repurposing your content, you get more mileage out of your investment, improving your return on investment (ROI).

Broader Reach: Different audiences consume content in different ways. By converting a single piece of content into multiple formats, you can reach people who prefer videos, infographics, or audio over traditional text.

Enhanced SEO Performance: Repurposed content can help you rank for additional keywords and drive more organic traffic to your website. For example, a blog turned into a YouTube video can rank in both search engines and video platforms.

Consistency Across Platforms: Content repurposing ensures that your message stays consistent while adapting to various platforms’ unique requirements.

Time-Saving: Instead of brainstorming new ideas constantly, repurposing allows you to use what you already have, giving you more time to focus on other aspects of your business.

Examples of Content Repurposing

Effective content repurposing services employ various strategies to breathe new life into your existing materials. Here are some examples:

1. Transforming Blog Posts into Videos

Blog posts with valuable insights can easily be turned into videos. Platforms like YouTube and TikTok thrive on visual content, making this a great way to engage video-loving audiences.

2. Creating Infographics from Data-Driven Content

If you’ve written a data-heavy article or whitepaper, it can be converted into visually appealing infographics. These are shareable on platforms like Pinterest and LinkedIn, driving more traffic back to your website.

3. Social Media Snippets

Long-form content, such as webinars or articles, can be broken down into bite-sized snippets for social media platforms. This allows you to maintain a consistent online presence while engaging your audience with easily digestible content.

4. Turning Podcasts into Blog Posts

Audio content, like podcasts, can be transcribed and edited into blog posts. This serves audiences who prefer reading over listening while also boosting your SEO.

5. Compiling Content into Ebooks

A series of related blog posts can be compiled into an ebook, providing your audience with a comprehensive resource. Ebooks also serve as excellent lead magnets.

Why Outsource Content Repurposing?

While repurposing content may seem straightforward, doing it effectively requires skill, creativity, and a deep understanding of various platforms. This is why outsourcing to professional content repurposing services is a smart choice. Here’s why:

1. Expertise in Different Formats

Professional services have teams of writers, designers, and marketers who specialize in adapting content for different formats and audiences.

2. Time Efficiency

By outsourcing, you can focus on your core business activities while experts handle the time-consuming task of repurposing your content.

3. Improved Quality

Experienced teams ensure that your repurposed content is high-quality and aligns with your brand’s voice and messaging.

4. Consistency and Scalability

Professional content repurposing services can handle large volumes of content, ensuring consistency and scalability for your campaigns.

How to Choose the Right Content Repurposing Services

Selecting the right provider is crucial to unlocking the full potential of your existing content. Here are some tips to help you make the right choice:

Assess Their Portfolio: Review their previous work to see if their style aligns with your brand.

Check Client Reviews: Testimonials and reviews can provide insights into their reliability and quality.

Understand Their Process: Ask about their workflow to ensure they understand your goals and expectations.

Evaluate Pricing: Compare their pricing with the value they offer. Remember, the cheapest option may not always be the best.

Look for Customization: Ensure they can tailor their services to your specific needs.

Real-World Success Stories

Businesses across industries have leveraged content repurposing services to achieve remarkable results. For example:

A tech startup turned its instructional blogs into engaging video tutorials, increasing its YouTube subscribers by 200%.

A fashion brand transformed its seasonal lookbooks into Pinterest infographics, driving significant traffic to its website.

A health coach repurposed her podcasts into blog posts and social media tips, boosting her online engagement and attracting more clients.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

When repurposing content, it’s important to avoid common pitfalls:

Ignoring Audience Preferences: Not all content formats work for every audience. Research your audience’s preferences before repurposing.

Failing to Update Content: Outdated content can harm your credibility. Ensure that your repurposed content is accurate and up-to-date.

Overloading Platforms: Avoid posting the same content on multiple platforms simultaneously. Tailor your approach to each platform’s unique characteristics.

Lack of Strategy: Randomly repurposing content without a clear strategy can dilute your messaging. Plan your repurposing efforts carefully.

The Future of Content Repurposing Services

As content marketing continues to evolve, the demand for content repurposing services is expected to grow. Emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence and automation, are likely to play a significant role in streamlining the repurposing process. For example, AI tools can help identify which content formats perform best on specific platforms, enabling more targeted repurposing efforts.

Final Thoughts

Investing in content repurposing services is a smart way to make the most of your existing content. By adapting your material for various formats and platforms, you can maximize your reach, engage diverse audiences, and achieve a higher return on investment. Whether you’re a small business owner or a large corporation, repurposing content is a strategy you can’t afford to ignore.

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