Anyone on Jow Forums work for themselves?
I do web development, SEO, SMM, and ecom but I KNOW I can be doing more. What do you guys do?
Also working on two SaaS products but those are further down the line
Anyone on Jow Forums work for themselves?
Kayden Nguyen
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Wyatt Robinson
this is a bitcoin board
Charles Jackson
bitcoin(BCH)
Eli King
wrong
even more wrong
Carter Hall
This might be of help to you op. Focusing on one thing and going big is the way to go.
indiehackers.com
Also read Peter Theil Zero to One.
me, I'm working on obscure robotics.
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Liam Thomas
Seo expert here. I have a huge pbn. And do a lot of CPA affiliate.
Samuel Robinson
Idk what any of that is. Too smart
Austin Stewart
Doing some freelance work in addition to my wageslave job, but I've done lots of video editing, some graphic design, websites, brochures/whitepapers, etc.
WordPress websites are my biggest money maker though because I'm basically just installing a theme, copying over/improving existing content, and the boomers get blown away. I've paid for my developer license many times over, and the theme itself keeps growing with all sorts of plugins and tools that just makes things even better/easier. Hardly ever have to write any HTML/CSS these days. Not an SEO expert like but I still put some best practices into effect and normies stay satisfied.
I also mine crypto but that's more of a hobby. Helps supplement my trading with $25-$50 in various coins daily and I get the chance to tinker with rigs and hunt new coins. Currently in the planning phases of building out my ASIC farm from the current 4 to 24 Antminers (between some used S9's and hopefully some "S11's" whenever they drop).
Gavin Smith
>Also read Peter Theil Zero to One.
Done.
>obscure robotics
Now that's interesting.
>Writing whitepapers
holy shit that's actually a great idea.
>Wordpress
I would never use any other CMS - Wordpress literally has all the tools necessary for your site to run just as well, if not better than something I could hand-build in html.
>mining crypto
I just moved out of my dorm(i'm in university) and they included electricity and I kind of wish I started when I was there. Even in North Florida where it's hot as fuck outside they kept all the rooms at like 65 year round, it would have been a great time get started mining. I do, however, install a monero miner on every website I build that feeds off of browsers when they visit the site.
Tyler Wood
Didn't see your post user - any tips on finding new clients? Especially for someone as young as me?(I'm 19). My technical skills are up to the task but I can't seem to earn anyone's trust, despite being a top student, running my own business, and looking presentable. Most of the deals I make are online or over the phone so I rarely have to meet anyway, but if it's for someone local, they almost always turn me down.