My AdSense Diary

Hello AdSense Fans Today, I will share my thoughts without using a translator or AI assistance. Over the past couple of weeks, I have joined the Rakuten Super Sale Affiliate Program on my other blog. The URL is below: https://ameblo.jp/dive-de-smart-22/ The title is "Dive de Smart Akkiy's blog." Note: The content of this blog is written in Japanese. On that blog, I use AI technology to compose sentences for sales content. It makes creating sentences very easy. I feel it's truly miraculous work and absolutely wonderful. However, all users who create content with AI technology need to be careful about the products they promote. After creating sentences with prompts, you should always check and review the generated content. I need to improve my skills in using AI technology, for example, learning how to craft effective prompts and select the right keywords to create well-suited sentences without putting stress on the AI system. This will require dedicated effort to devel...

AI Image and Video Generation Experience Hello AdSense enthusiasts, I recently experimented with AI-powered image and video generation. Since what I experienced was a demonstration, I believe the accuracy may have been lower than usual, but I was still able to achieve some results. Normally, I would present evidence of my work, but to avoid potential copyright and ownership issues, I will not display the results here. I attempted to test the system with exaggerated, unethical prompts, and it appears that AI systems have built-in safeguards. When unethical prompts are entered, the system displays warnings or refuses to generate content that a person with standard ethical guidelines would not post. It seems advisable to use ethically-constructed prompts when working with these AI tools. From a budget perspective, the cost is approximately $10 to $20 per month. Since I'm still new to this field, I plan to spend a few months learning before making any significant financial investment. ...

Business Registration Update This evening, I received a letter from the local tax office. To my surprise, it was a notification regarding the distribution of the invoicing system number that I had applied for just a few days ago. The invoicing number is a 13-digit alphanumeric code starting with 'T' and is required for eligible invoices. I was expecting to receive this communication around March 8th, but the notification arrived three days early. I promptly entered the information into the required fields for registration. Although I am planning to operate an e-commerce shopping site, I also need to submit a notification for dealing in second-hand goods. Since my main focus is on D2C drop-shipping, this falls under the category of second-hand dealing business, which creates an obligation to submit such notification. It appears that simply purchasing products from wholesalers and selling them does not require registration as a second-hand dealer. For proper classification, it is...