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@DanielOnYouTube Maybe MailerLite could be the answer for MC. I use them at the moment and am happy with them.
Don’t be put of by the “approve your domain” thingy. My site is decent enough with the usual legal, tos and privacy policy and got approved within 10 minutes. In my GA I noticed that ML manually visited my site and had a look at a couple of pages.
And regarding my roadblocks; they are similar to @sonyhp when reading. The positive thing about reading them is that I get at least a bit of comfort knowing I am not the only one.
Working online all alone does isolate you from the outside world and makes you a bit autistic if you are not carefull. At least that is my experience. I am not the one who automaticaly assumes that this is applicable to anyone else that works all alone. Don’t get me wrong here.
My skillset is mainly WordPress related. Tweaking the hell out of it and the theme and plugins. Things like adding a branded avatar that gets shown if people that leave a comment don’t have one. Fixing php, css and html issues, things like that.
On the other hand I have to be carefull that I don’t go full OCD. I.e. a layout issue in WooCommerce drives me nuts and I could spend an hour on getting things pixel perfect. Recently I got bored, took a break and calculated that I spend almost a week on tweaking the WC css for my own site. Time and energy that I could have spend on creating a pull request and submitting it.
The WordPress coding standards are also something I seem to upses about. If I see that a plugin uses json_encode my neckhairs start to raise and I have to fork the pluging in order to use wp_json_encode. You can imagine that things like this do not benefit the “time to market” for my still not ranking website.
Then there is alsways the dreaded content. I know I am a halve decent writer but English is not my native tongue and I am afraid that weird spelling issues might undermine my value proposition. So I look for others to take care of this, which in turn leads to other problems I won’t bore you with at this moment.
Probably I could benefit from an accountability partner. Someone who I have to explain to why the f*%k I did not met the deadline I had set for a particular task.
Don’t be put of by the “approve your domain” thingy. My site is decent enough with the usual legal, tos and privacy policy and got approved within 10 minutes. In my GA I noticed that ML manually visited my site and had a look at a couple of pages.
And regarding my roadblocks; they are similar to @sonyhp when reading. The positive thing about reading them is that I get at least a bit of comfort knowing I am not the only one.
Working online all alone does isolate you from the outside world and makes you a bit autistic if you are not carefull. At least that is my experience. I am not the one who automaticaly assumes that this is applicable to anyone else that works all alone. Don’t get me wrong here.
My skillset is mainly WordPress related. Tweaking the hell out of it and the theme and plugins. Things like adding a branded avatar that gets shown if people that leave a comment don’t have one. Fixing php, css and html issues, things like that.
On the other hand I have to be carefull that I don’t go full OCD. I.e. a layout issue in WooCommerce drives me nuts and I could spend an hour on getting things pixel perfect. Recently I got bored, took a break and calculated that I spend almost a week on tweaking the WC css for my own site. Time and energy that I could have spend on creating a pull request and submitting it.
The WordPress coding standards are also something I seem to upses about. If I see that a plugin uses json_encode my neckhairs start to raise and I have to fork the pluging in order to use wp_json_encode. You can imagine that things like this do not benefit the “time to market” for my still not ranking website.
Then there is alsways the dreaded content. I know I am a halve decent writer but English is not my native tongue and I am afraid that weird spelling issues might undermine my value proposition. So I look for others to take care of this, which in turn leads to other problems I won’t bore you with at this moment.
Probably I could benefit from an accountability partner. Someone who I have to explain to why the f*%k I did not met the deadline I had set for a particular task.