We cracked $400 this month on our Amazon income, a kind of necessary evil for websites like mine. I think a lot of that commission income came from folks right here in the #fediverse, so thank you.We could be making a lot more from Amazon, but I try to...
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We cracked $400 this month on our Amazon income, a kind of necessary evil for websites like mine. I think a lot of that commission income came from folks right here in the #fediverse, so thank you.
We could be making a lot more from Amazon, but I try to go low key with the linkage. Still, the income we do generate pays for up to 10 content articles on CoffeeGeek, so it means a lot!
If you are shopping on Amazon, check out my webstore there. Pretty much 100% of what we make from those commissions go to my blog contributors.
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Also to be clear - the Amazon income covers the cost for up to 10 content articles A MONTh, which is really good for our readers. We are trying to present a wide and diverse set of content on CoffeeGeek, everything from true beginner content to very advanced, high end coffee geekery.
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@coffeegeek drop me an Amazon affiliate link for your overall best grinder and I’ll buy it this weekend. Today I’m using the grinder attached to my breville. But I want to upgrade to the best. Please and thank you.
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@rademaker What's your budget? Do you want it to be a true multipurpose, or espresso focused (while still being able to do a decent job for drip, etc)?
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@rademaker For instance, for mainly espresso performance, I still think the Sette 270Wi is the best overall grinder under $1K, if you can tolerate its noise:
But, not a great multipupurpose grinder (gets the job done up to pour over, that's it)
The MiiCoffee D40+ is a great entry point espresso primary that does a better job at drip:
The Fellow Opus is plastic all over, but better as a multipurpose grinder and under $200
The Vario+ is, IMO, better as a multipurpose, flat burr grinder for multipurpose than the DF64 Gen 2 is,
Or get it with the scale:
https://amzn.to/3TYPr2zFor hand grinders, the 1Zpresso J Ultra is considered by most to the best manual espresso grinder available today (also does drip no problems)
And lastly, the DF64 Gen 2 is probably the best grinder introduced in 2023 (espresso primary). Not an amazon link:
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@coffeegeek budget? I just want the best. No budget requirements.
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@rademaker If you can tolerate its noise (not a huge issue, since it is also lightning fast), the Sette 270Wi is the one to go for then. Plus after sales service / repairs / resale value / etc is exceptional. I put the link in the other post to you.
If you're curious - this is our standard test machine when we review other grinders; I wrote it up here in detail as to why (scroll down to "The Grinder" if you don't want to read it all)
How We Test Espresso at CoffeeGeek
CoffeeGeek’s evaluation methods have been refined and honed over the years. Here’s our process and how it developed for anything related to espresso.
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