Di Reshtei
@dreshtei.bsky.social
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✈️ Sharing tips on building a stable online income
My FREE Newsletter 👇
📩 https://reshtei.substack.com
Working on:
🔨 https://reflinker.top
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Di Reshtei
@dreshtei.bsky.social
· May 27
I got tired of hunting forums, PDFs, and random “free backlink lists.”
So I made my own.
Clean.
Curated.
Lifetime access
reflinker.top
So I made my own.
Clean.
Curated.
Lifetime access
reflinker.top
Want a boring site?
Consider recurring pain points:
– "Opening hours and prices" for local services
– "Which document do I need for X?"
– "Which tool is best for the Y industry?"
Transform these into: comparison pages + forms + ads/affiliate links.
What question do friends repeatedly ask you?
Consider recurring pain points:
– "Opening hours and prices" for local services
– "Which document do I need for X?"
– "Which tool is best for the Y industry?"
Transform these into: comparison pages + forms + ads/affiliate links.
What question do friends repeatedly ask you?
January 2, 2026 at 4:03 PM
Want a boring site?
Consider recurring pain points:
– "Opening hours and prices" for local services
– "Which document do I need for X?"
– "Which tool is best for the Y industry?"
Transform these into: comparison pages + forms + ads/affiliate links.
What question do friends repeatedly ask you?
Consider recurring pain points:
– "Opening hours and prices" for local services
– "Which document do I need for X?"
– "Which tool is best for the Y industry?"
Transform these into: comparison pages + forms + ads/affiliate links.
What question do friends repeatedly ask you?
On Reddit, older/well-moderated subs carry more trust & rank quicker. Young subs fight uphill.
Strategy, not luck.
Strategy, not luck.
January 1, 2026 at 1:58 PM
On Reddit, older/well-moderated subs carry more trust & rank quicker. Young subs fight uphill.
Strategy, not luck.
Strategy, not luck.
Most of my sites are boring.
But they paid for me living in Thailand, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Poland.
Do you want a pretty story or quiet freedom?
But they paid for me living in Thailand, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Poland.
Do you want a pretty story or quiet freedom?
December 31, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Most of my sites are boring.
But they paid for me living in Thailand, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Poland.
Do you want a pretty story or quiet freedom?
But they paid for me living in Thailand, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Poland.
Do you want a pretty story or quiet freedom?
Boring business =
repeatable demand
clear monetization
minimal support
Most people choose:
“looks cool in stories” instead of “looks good in P&L”.
Is your business built for stories or for P&L? 📊
repeatable demand
clear monetization
minimal support
Most people choose:
“looks cool in stories” instead of “looks good in P&L”.
Is your business built for stories or for P&L? 📊
December 30, 2025 at 9:57 AM
Boring business =
repeatable demand
clear monetization
minimal support
Most people choose:
“looks cool in stories” instead of “looks good in P&L”.
Is your business built for stories or for P&L? 📊
repeatable demand
clear monetization
minimal support
Most people choose:
“looks cool in stories” instead of “looks good in P&L”.
Is your business built for stories or for P&L? 📊
On Reddit, UGC still ranks—but the game is harder. Smart play = strategic placement, not spam.
December 29, 2025 at 9:00 AM
On Reddit, UGC still ranks—but the game is harder. Smart play = strategic placement, not spam.
Indie hacking is basically:
learn → ship → be embarrassed → learn → ship again.
If nothing you ship feels a bit embarrassing in 6 months, you’re too slow.
What’s something you shipped that makes you cringe now?
learn → ship → be embarrassed → learn → ship again.
If nothing you ship feels a bit embarrassing in 6 months, you’re too slow.
What’s something you shipped that makes you cringe now?
December 28, 2025 at 7:59 PM
Indie hacking is basically:
learn → ship → be embarrassed → learn → ship again.
If nothing you ship feels a bit embarrassing in 6 months, you’re too slow.
What’s something you shipped that makes you cringe now?
learn → ship → be embarrassed → learn → ship again.
If nothing you ship feels a bit embarrassing in 6 months, you’re too slow.
What’s something you shipped that makes you cringe now?
How I test a boring business idea:
– 3+ competitors exist
– they’ve survived for years
– their sites look ugly and boring
That’s not a red flag.
That’s a sign: “money lives here”.
Are you avoiding competition or learning from it?
– 3+ competitors exist
– they’ve survived for years
– their sites look ugly and boring
That’s not a red flag.
That’s a sign: “money lives here”.
Are you avoiding competition or learning from it?
December 27, 2025 at 6:02 PM
How I test a boring business idea:
– 3+ competitors exist
– they’ve survived for years
– their sites look ugly and boring
That’s not a red flag.
That’s a sign: “money lives here”.
Are you avoiding competition or learning from it?
– 3+ competitors exist
– they’ve survived for years
– their sites look ugly and boring
That’s not a red flag.
That’s a sign: “money lives here”.
Are you avoiding competition or learning from it?
Remote ≠ always available.
If your boss or clients think “online = free to talk”, you don’t work remotely, you just moved the office to your phone.
What’s your rule for messages and calls?
If your boss or clients think “online = free to talk”, you don’t work remotely, you just moved the office to your phone.
What’s your rule for messages and calls?
December 26, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Remote ≠ always available.
If your boss or clients think “online = free to talk”, you don’t work remotely, you just moved the office to your phone.
What’s your rule for messages and calls?
If your boss or clients think “online = free to talk”, you don’t work remotely, you just moved the office to your phone.
What’s your rule for messages and calls?
Shiny Object Syndrome has killed more indie projects than "competition" ever has.
Every new tool, niche, or trend can seem like salvation. However, it's often just a way to avoid the hard work required on your current project.
What shiny object are you resisting now?
Every new tool, niche, or trend can seem like salvation. However, it's often just a way to avoid the hard work required on your current project.
What shiny object are you resisting now?
December 25, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Shiny Object Syndrome has killed more indie projects than "competition" ever has.
Every new tool, niche, or trend can seem like salvation. However, it's often just a way to avoid the hard work required on your current project.
What shiny object are you resisting now?
Every new tool, niche, or trend can seem like salvation. However, it's often just a way to avoid the hard work required on your current project.
What shiny object are you resisting now?
Remote work without routines is just chaos with Wi-Fi.
My minimum daily stack:
• 3 important tasks
• 1 walk
My minimum daily stack:
• 3 important tasks
• 1 walk
December 24, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Remote work without routines is just chaos with Wi-Fi.
My minimum daily stack:
• 3 important tasks
• 1 walk
My minimum daily stack:
• 3 important tasks
• 1 walk
On Reddit, drop aff links in the main post and say goodbye to rankings. Keep content sincere; links non-aff.
December 23, 2025 at 10:01 AM
On Reddit, drop aff links in the main post and say goodbye to rankings. Keep content sincere; links non-aff.
Indie hacking is not “idea → launch → rich”.
Real loop:
research → build → crickets → iterate → tiny win → repeat.
If you hate iteration, you’ll hate indie.
How many “cricket launches” have you had?
Real loop:
research → build → crickets → iterate → tiny win → repeat.
If you hate iteration, you’ll hate indie.
How many “cricket launches” have you had?
December 22, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Indie hacking is not “idea → launch → rich”.
Real loop:
research → build → crickets → iterate → tiny win → repeat.
If you hate iteration, you’ll hate indie.
How many “cricket launches” have you had?
Real loop:
research → build → crickets → iterate → tiny win → repeat.
If you hate iteration, you’ll hate indie.
How many “cricket launches” have you had?
On Reddit, write like a human with a real problem.
Google reads intent even if “best” isn’t in the title.
Google reads intent even if “best” isn’t in the title.
December 22, 2025 at 8:59 AM
On Reddit, write like a human with a real problem.
Google reads intent even if “best” isn’t in the title.
Google reads intent even if “best” isn’t in the title.
Most “productivity tips” ignore one thing: energy.
Remote, I burned out trying to work like a robot.
Now I optimize for: sleep, walks, no calls in the morning.
What’s one boundary that changed your remote work?
Remote, I burned out trying to work like a robot.
Now I optimize for: sleep, walks, no calls in the morning.
What’s one boundary that changed your remote work?
December 21, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Most “productivity tips” ignore one thing: energy.
Remote, I burned out trying to work like a robot.
Now I optimize for: sleep, walks, no calls in the morning.
What’s one boundary that changed your remote work?
Remote, I burned out trying to work like a robot.
Now I optimize for: sleep, walks, no calls in the morning.
What’s one boundary that changed your remote work?
On Reddit, add helpful monthly comments to keep the thread “alive” in Google. Edit not required.
December 21, 2025 at 9:59 AM
On Reddit, add helpful monthly comments to keep the thread “alive” in Google. Edit not required.
I’ve worked from Thailand, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Poland.
The hardest part wasn’t visas or flights.
It was protecting deep work from “you’re always on vacation” vibes.
Do your friends/family think you’re working or chilling?
The hardest part wasn’t visas or flights.
It was protecting deep work from “you’re always on vacation” vibes.
Do your friends/family think you’re working or chilling?
December 20, 2025 at 3:04 PM
I’ve worked from Thailand, Croatia, Spain, Portugal, Poland.
The hardest part wasn’t visas or flights.
It was protecting deep work from “you’re always on vacation” vibes.
Do your friends/family think you’re working or chilling?
The hardest part wasn’t visas or flights.
It was protecting deep work from “you’re always on vacation” vibes.
Do your friends/family think you’re working or chilling?
I treat pSEO sites like products, not blogs.
Who is the user?
What job do they hire my page for?
Why is my template the best tool?
If you can’t answer these questions, why should Google rank you?
Who is the user?
What job do they hire my page for?
Why is my template the best tool?
If you can’t answer these questions, why should Google rank you?
December 20, 2025 at 2:03 PM
I treat pSEO sites like products, not blogs.
Who is the user?
What job do they hire my page for?
Why is my template the best tool?
If you can’t answer these questions, why should Google rank you?
Who is the user?
What job do they hire my page for?
Why is my template the best tool?
If you can’t answer these questions, why should Google rank you?
On Reddit, bought upvotes mostly show to you, not others.
Speed, account history, clusters-algos spot it.
Speed, account history, clusters-algos spot it.
December 20, 2025 at 9:02 AM
On Reddit, bought upvotes mostly show to you, not others.
Speed, account history, clusters-algos spot it.
Speed, account history, clusters-algos spot it.
On Reddit, launch a problem→solution post.
If feedback comes - build.
If crickets - you just saved 3–6 months.
If feedback comes - build.
If crickets - you just saved 3–6 months.
December 19, 2025 at 4:03 PM
On Reddit, launch a problem→solution post.
If feedback comes - build.
If crickets - you just saved 3–6 months.
If feedback comes - build.
If crickets - you just saved 3–6 months.
If Google doesn’t index your pSEO pages, it’s not because "Google is evil."
Common culprits:
- Thin content
- Duplicate titles
- Poor-quality sitemaps
What was the dumbest indexing mistake you made?
Common culprits:
- Thin content
- Duplicate titles
- Poor-quality sitemaps
What was the dumbest indexing mistake you made?
December 19, 2025 at 9:56 AM
If Google doesn’t index your pSEO pages, it’s not because "Google is evil."
Common culprits:
- Thin content
- Duplicate titles
- Poor-quality sitemaps
What was the dumbest indexing mistake you made?
Common culprits:
- Thin content
- Duplicate titles
- Poor-quality sitemaps
What was the dumbest indexing mistake you made?
Code is a tool. Channel is the business. Build audience, get early payers, ship in tiny steps. “Launch & pray” = $0.
December 19, 2025 at 8:58 AM
Code is a tool. Channel is the business. Build audience, get early payers, ship in tiny steps. “Launch & pray” = $0.
My straightforward pSEO pipeline:
Idea → SERP check → template → create 10 pages → QA → scale → prune the underperformers.
Many people skip QA and pruning, then blame Google.
Where does your pipeline usually break?
Idea → SERP check → template → create 10 pages → QA → scale → prune the underperformers.
Many people skip QA and pruning, then blame Google.
Where does your pipeline usually break?
December 18, 2025 at 4:03 PM
My straightforward pSEO pipeline:
Idea → SERP check → template → create 10 pages → QA → scale → prune the underperformers.
Many people skip QA and pruning, then blame Google.
Where does your pipeline usually break?
Idea → SERP check → template → create 10 pages → QA → scale → prune the underperformers.
Many people skip QA and pruning, then blame Google.
Where does your pipeline usually break?
On Reddit, the title wins. If it doesn’t earn the click, no one sees your SaaS.
December 18, 2025 at 3:02 PM
On Reddit, the title wins. If it doesn’t earn the click, no one sees your SaaS.
Landing + checkout. 3 BOFU pages: pricing, “X vs Y,” “best X.”
Ship programmatic pages, capture intent, sieve GSC with regex (buy|price|vs|review).
Less faith, more intent.
Ship programmatic pages, capture intent, sieve GSC with regex (buy|price|vs|review).
Less faith, more intent.
December 18, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Landing + checkout. 3 BOFU pages: pricing, “X vs Y,” “best X.”
Ship programmatic pages, capture intent, sieve GSC with regex (buy|price|vs|review).
Less faith, more intent.
Ship programmatic pages, capture intent, sieve GSC with regex (buy|price|vs|review).
Less faith, more intent.
Remote work isn’t “laptop on the beach”.
Sand in your keyboard is not a business model.
My best work happens at the same boring desk, every day.
Where do you actually get deep work done?
Sand in your keyboard is not a business model.
My best work happens at the same boring desk, every day.
Where do you actually get deep work done?
December 17, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Remote work isn’t “laptop on the beach”.
Sand in your keyboard is not a business model.
My best work happens at the same boring desk, every day.
Where do you actually get deep work done?
Sand in your keyboard is not a business model.
My best work happens at the same boring desk, every day.
Where do you actually get deep work done?