Habitify review. The Habit app getting better and better and has a lifetime.
It's a habit app called Habitify. At first, it was an app with no advantages other than excellent cost performance, but now it has improved a lot and has become quite good.
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Babbel review. An app that allows you to study language as if you were learning grammar from a book!
A review of a language learning app called Babbel. It is surprisingly popular overseas. It's somewhat disappointing due to a lack of excitement, but I would say it's a valuable study application in its own right, as it is systematic.
How to register your WordPress site on Google search. The first thing you should do after installing WordPress!
I wrote down how to register your WordPress site on Google search. Its importance has decreased significantly, but there's no harm in doing it anyway, and besides, with Google you'll probably end up doing it naturally while operating your site.
[Evernote] 1. A review of 10+ years of using Evernote. Truly a love-hate notes app…
Here’s a review from someone who has been using Evernote for over 10 years, starting from the Galaxy S era. The app itself is by no means a bad friend, but perhaps it hasn't changed much in nearly a decade, and now it has plenty of rivals. We look forward to future changes.
Todoist review. The most intuitive to-do app! Simple, but deep.
It's a review of a to-do app called Todoist. The most intuitive and highly recognized to-do app. It's a bit pricey, but it's still not too expensive, so if you're an office worker, you can afford it.
[Making Money Through Blogging] 5. Amazon Associates – First Major Failure… I Learned the Hard Way…
This is a review of my first failure with Amazon Associates... I tried using the pioneer of affiliate marketing, Amazon, and I had a rough experience... a bitter taste, indeed.
*Since I'm Korean, I tend to compare Amazon with Coupang, a platform that follows Amazon’s model in Korea. I’ve included this comparison for simplicity, so I hope you understand. This account primarily reflects my personal experience of failure rather than providing useful information.
