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https://amzn.to/3W0Cjrd I deliberately always present Zulie Rane's opinion about content creators. This is the result of Zulie Rane's thoughts. Every blogger need a loyal audience. Yes, they do.   I’m not just talking about your following count or monthly readers. I’m talking about an engaged, dedicated fanbase. Once you’ve established that platform, pretty much anything is possible! A loyal audience follows you anywhere, no matter the platform. Trusts you as an authority figure on certain topics. Engages with your content to give feedback and ideas. Guarantees a baseline of views and support on everything you publish. Sounds pretty good, right?  Here are six ways to build a loyal audience. Whether you’re a beginner trying to reach your first readers or a seasoned pro wanting to deepen the relationship with your audience – these are for you.   1. Think about the “second click.” When most beginner writers start out, they only think about the “first clic

During that time I had the opportunity to attend training as part of the Academic Research Methodology for Master’s Student course at Coventry University. The training was designed to improve the skills of researchers.  We studied for more than 1000 hours. On the part of the assignment of reviewing the individual learner, I read it carefully assignments are as below context which was reviewed by Shau Lin- one of the participants in this class of research completed my assignment as follows; Does international investment law pose a constraint or a threat to Indonesia’s regulatory rights? Before I explain the hypothesis, I would like to point out that international investment law does not apply in the state of Indonesia. However, international investment law will transfer from international investment law to national law. The international investment law will approve the national law of each country. International investment law is not known in Indonesia. According to Article 1

Channel youtube Ambo Nai, adalah perjalanan dan perjuangan daripada content creators anak Kampung yang berasal dari Kabupaten Bone, Sul-Sel . Ketika gencar- gencarnya, COVID- 19 Merebak di Indonesia, kami bekerja dari rumah.  Saat itu, ketika lelah dan bosan webinar, kami menonton video Ambo Nai di channel youtbe, Timur Kota official.   Saya sangat terkagum- kagum dengan kisah dalam video itu.   Apa kesitimewaan video ini pada youtube ini? Ada beberapa alasan sehingga channel Ambo Nai popular. Kisahnya sangat membumi dan digambarkan pada Kampung yang hijau dan asri, memiliki tokoh yang kocak dan lucu tetapi kadang- kadang mengesalkan.  Ambo Nai dan Malla, sebagai tokoh utama selalu bertentangan dengan Pak Hansip, Pak Polisi, dan Pak Mantri. Deliver message kepada Peononton bisa dikatakan berhasil apabila komunikasi klop dengan Penontonnya. Hal lain, Pemeran video ini adalah Penduduk asli di Kampung tersebut dan memakai bahasa Bugis yang irama dan dialeknya

Some of us may survive during the pandemic, but others continue to suffer. They are dying. It is a nightmare because I do not think it will happen again and again. My opinion is just one of my expressions and I really believe in that, we can still persevere in this situation.  On February 27 and 28, the event titled ‘Second IP & Innovation Researchers of ASIA (IPIRA)’ Conference and Workshop for IP Teachers and Researchers was held on the campus. On February 29, 2020, the event continued at the same venue, namely the Faculty of Law UI in Depok, West Java, Indonesia. In my opinion, this event is monumental and of high value as most of the participants are researchers from the field of law who are working on the topic of ‘Intellectual Property. Yes, I am one of the participants. Some participants discussed key concepts such as royalties, and creators.   The participants were from different countries: Bangladesh, India, Austral