Shit! This method is working for me

[rashedhns]

Wait this is really success story. Great job my friend go ahead and earn it more.

 

[blommas]

Awesome. How difficult are the sites you make?

 

[kriswithak31]

Good method. I've heard some people having success with this one. Just outsource and resell of you're lazy like me lol.

 

[Jobdollarr]

It does not work in every place. but worth a try for at

 

[gold service]

Congrats Brother! Keep Going On

 

[talaconheo]

Nice work right there. Do you use wordpress and created your own framework?

 

[roseink]

Currently, I get my 31st payment which is sum up for 15K.

Yes, this shit works!

I'm sorry, did you say 15k for 31 websites? Thats amazing!

 

[weeman415]

nice job, keep it up

 

[anthonywales]

damn....too bad I only know HTML. I really want to learn php and wordpress coding

 

[Hobocop]

If you already have the what-if they went with you to design it and a site that you made in advance for them, how do you justify the cost to the potential client?

Like for example if I were to go out to my local businesses, I generally have an idea of what my time is worth for $xx/hr and I factor in what I would do for them included in the set fee, with additional monthly or bi-monthly services, or just be placed on a retainer for set hours at a flat rate as part of a business proposal.

edit: For fun I moonlight as a bartender, and a new restaurant is opening up so I decided to pick up another bar job. I noticed that their initial site was about two years out dated. As part of me submitting my resume to them, I did some kw/serp research on their business since this new restaurant is their second branch and I included my findings. They called me back two days later and said that my resume was pretty good, but what got them was I actually included the additional material for free. I offered to do their site as a side thing but I really don't know what I should charge them because it may conflict with the actual job in which they are bringing me on board for.

 

[Vanrithy]

How many you created n how many rejected? I believe it will be more productive if youcan target around 3 to 5 of the same niche business instead of just one. You can tell them only available for one and first come first serve basis. This way will create some sense of urgency to the biz owners.

Up to now the rejection rate is very low, I mean ~10%. The urgency is also a good idea, but it could lead to the less profit margin.

Awesome way of making money. How long does it usually take you to create a website for them which looks "better" than the previous one?

About 1 day from my own framework. OR, about 2 days from the premium purchased themes.

Congrats. Small biz are easier sold on seeing the changes, and on the speed that you can implement, so there is value in building it beforehand. Targeting becomes key, then, to minimize wasted effort.

Question 1: Perhaps it is wide open in your country, but is there a segment of businesses that you are targeting? Your example was in travel, perhaps that is it?

Question 2: How customized is what you are providing? Is it easily supported by someone else, should you decide to pursue other endeavors? If so, this is a selling feature (reduces their risk). Definitely lots of room for add on services after you made that first sale.

To Your Continued Success!

1). Yes, I am targeting by topic niche, i.e: Travel. After that, I target another topic. One by one.
2). It's WordPress, and has build in option panel which is easily customized by them or by me. I'll upsell them when the time is right!

Awesome. How difficult are the sites you make?

It's difficult at first as it took time to produce a versatile working framework. Then, it's easy right now!

Good method. I've heard some people having success with this one. Just outsource and resell of you're lazy like me lol.

Yes, that's it! For me, I'm not lazy; so I do myself though!

Nice work right there. Do you use wordpress and created your own framework?

Yes and yes.

I'm sorry, did you say 15k for 31 websites? Thats amazing!

It's just about $500 per website. Even web service in my country is cheap, but I don't think at this rate is amazing.

damn....too bad I only know HTML. I really want to learn php and wordpress coding

You don't need to know PHP in order to use WordPress. Just learn a bit of PHP structures to recognize it and move it around. That's good to go.

If you already have the what-if they went with you to design it and a site that you made in advance for them, how do you justify the cost to the potential client?

Like for example if I were to go out to my local businesses, I generally have an idea of what my time is worth for $xx/hr and I factor in what I would do for them included in the set fee, with additional monthly or bi-monthly services, or just be placed on a retainer for set hours at a flat rate as part of a business proposal.

edit: For fun I moonlight as a bartender, and a new restaurant is opening up so I decided to pick up another bar job. I noticed that their initial site was about two years out dated. As part of me submitting my resume to them, I did some kw/serp research on their business since this new restaurant is their second branch and I included my findings. They called me back two days later and said that my resume was pretty good, but what got them was I actually included the additional material for free. I offered to do their site as a side thing but I really don't know what I should charge them because it may conflict with the actual job in which they are bringing me on board for.

The new design vs. the advanced design.
The new design will be higher price, but the actual it's based on the complexity of it. I could say 2-3x of the advanced design.

 

[Hobocop]

Thanks for the response, but when I said you already have a design that you made in advance, I meant that you already had something created ahead of time for them, not in terms of complexity.

 

[Ashraf09]

Nice work bro im a skilled html/js/php/asp programmer, i will do the same as you soon.
i wonder ho do you get in touch with buisness owners and how you deal with them

 

[SearchEngineWays]

Nice Creativity Mate and Heartly wishes To keep your Interesting Service journey..

 

[Brad100]

Nice work bro im a skilled html/js/php/asp programmer, i will do the same as you soon.
i wonder ho do you get in touch with buisness owners and how you deal with them

I wonder hoe you miss the w key...whoops j/k

Great method op, congrats.

 

[oneano]

That is the secret, keep trying. Most people give up after spending $10 or working 5 hours.
Every failure is more experience, all experience gets you closer to success.

 

[stouthearted]

this is a great offline method and glad to see that it is working for you. Nice share.

 

[krushje]

6 years worth of income in 1 month. That's nothing but pure success. Congratulations.

 

[Tamalkrishna]

I must say that your idea is creative and very smart. But according to me, it takes time to build and develop a site and get it to such a position that attract the business owners. So basically it takes time. You just said that you have met 50 business owners in a month. Does that mean that you have built all 50 sites and developed them in just one month? That's a lot of work.

You also said that only 31 business owners responded positively. That means 19 websites that you created go wasted. Of course, you can use them later for other purposes. But all the efforts you made to build them get wasted.

How do you feel when you don't get positive response. Won't it be better to just contact them before and say that you can build a better website for them and if they want to see what you can do, then start working on it. I am not sure if this method would work for everyone. But if it did for you, you are really lucky.

But of course, it's a smart idea.

 

[IceHD]

I must say that your idea is creative and very smart. But according to me, it takes time to build and develop a site and get it to such a position that attract the business owners. So basically it takes time. You just said that you have met 50 business owners in a month. Does that mean that you have built all 50 sites and developed them in just one month? That's a lot of work.

You also said that only 31 business owners responded positively. That means 19 websites that you created go wasted. Of course, you can use them later for other purposes. But all the efforts you made to build them get wasted.

How do you feel when you don't get positive response. Won't it be better to just contact them before and say that you can build a better website for them and if they want to see what you can do, then start working on it. I am not sure if this method would work for everyone. But if it did for you, you are really lucky.

But of course, it's a smart idea.

I wouldn't consider those 19 as full waste, OP can change them and sell them to others.

Also, the idea is that you deliver a product to the business owner and not a promise, you can change some small things here and there and deliver it faster than any other company. If you try to sell them a promise they can easily go to other development companies and ask for a second price, which can be lower than your even though the product won't have the same quality.

Everything requires hard work, but OP's success was over what I was expecting. I wanted to try this myself after 7878's method, and this was one of the tweaks that I also did. The sad part is that this require a lot of time, which I'm prepared to invest now

Good job OP and may you hit 100 this month!