Dave Mead

Зарабатывать деньги действительно трудно — особенно если говорить о стабильном доходе в интернете. Конкуренция растёт, ниши быстро насыщаются, а рекламные платформы постоянно меняют правила игры. Однако есть сфера, которая даёт реальную возможность заработать при правильном подходе, — это арбитраж трафика. В арбитраже вы не создаёте продукт, а работаете с уже готовыми офферами: покупаете трафик дешевле и направляете его туда, где он конвертируется в прибыль. Главное здесь — аналитика, тесты и понимание аудитории. Именно поэтому арбитраж называют “цифровым ремеслом”, где всё решают стратегия и внимание к деталям. Виртуальный номер — это инструмент, который позволяет регистрировать аккаунты без привязки к реальной SIM-карте. Он нужен арбитражникам, маркетологам, SMM-специалистам и бизнесам, которые работают с несколькими страницами или проектами одновременно. Например, если вы запускаете рекламные кампании во ВКонтакте через разные аккаунты, то обычный номер быстро “закончится”. Виртуальные номера решают эту проблему, позволяя создать десятки страниц без риска блокировки личного телефона. Кроме того, виртуальный номер полезен для защиты приватности. Он скрывает ваши реальные контакты, что особенно актуально, если вы работаете с фейковыми профилями, тестовыми страницами или просто не хотите “светить” личный номер.

This is a collection of short stories about people. Real people.It's not about the super heroes or the beautiful and rich, nor is it about the down-and-out.These are Just People, who find themselves in a situation and handle it the best they know how.Not all of them are particularly nice people, but most of them mean well. They don't always handle things the 'right way' but instead act on their survival instincts and sheer determination to do what seems right at the time.Some of them come up winners. Some don't. Just like real life.

Her father was the only family she'd ever known. And because she could out-fish, out-hunt, and sometimes out-fight other kids, they all called her Tomboy or at best Daddy's Girl. Meant as put-downs, she considered them compliments."That's my girl," her father told an attendant as his daughter stopped and waved before entering the boarding tunnel. "She's going to Alaska to teach school."At least she was, until the plane crashed.This is the story of the spirit and courage of a woman who fights her way back from near death and recreates her life on her own terms. She may be "physically challenged" as a result of the crash, but there is nothing crippled about this lady's will. Changing her name to "Stix" as an in-your-face approach to her handicap, she resumes living with a vengeance.When her skip-tracing boss is murdered, Stix takes on the bad guys despite being a neophyte in the arena of rogue CIA agents, a hard-bitten FBI agent-in-charge, and a now - you - see - him, now - you - don't accomplice.

Nobody knew his real name. All anybody knew about "Joe Greene" was that he came home from Vietnam with a need -- to live life on the edge -- and a talent -- at finding lost children. The search at Diamond Lake will push him to his limits.

Small town cop With an attitude Set up and shot Left for dead by his own. Went to a big city Became a private detective With an attitude. He’s good But not as good as he thinks he is. Like a backup quarterback, Jeb Smith picks up the pieces that Hutchison and Company doesn't give to their main investigation service. So when he accepts the cut-rate job to find one of Hutchison's four attorneys-who's been missing for over a week-all hell breaks loose.Throughout the investigation, he's in over his head and doesn't seem to know it. From antagonizing half of the City of Portland's police force to occasionally crossing the line into the realm of the criminal, he somehow manages to stay one step ahead of total disaster. At least most of the time.

A dying Alaskan storm washed, what was left of a fishing boat, and two brothers up on the rocky shore. Stevie Womack was dead, but his little brother, Storm,survived.Fifteen years later, Portland city cop, Storm Womack,and his partner pull two kids out of the chemical soupknown as the Willamette River. Once again, the oneknown as "Womack" survives unharmed while hispartner ends up a paraplegic. The all-too-familiar guilt of the survivor begins totake its toll on both Womack's work and personal life. His very guarded personal life is driven by the desire to recreate the family he had to relinquish after his brother's death. Ultimately, both his home and "family" are threatened by the criminals he chases and Womack must find out,once again, whether he will survive.