You gotta keep in mind that businesses doing 2k a month are nice for the owner. That's 24k a year, some doing almost no work. Would you be willing to pay 3 to 10 times that yearly amount? If so, just reach out to the contact form of websites that seem to do good and literally tell them:
"I'll...
It's good that you're ambitious but you'll eventually get stuck. I bet you'll miss your mark because it wasn't until I spent a whole year learning that programming clicked for me. So until then, slow it down because you're gonna burn out and get frustrated.
The key is to slow down when it gets...
Great stuff brother. Have you tried using chat or private messages to invite members to your subreddit? I get a ton of those messages and it looks like it works
bro you're severely undercharging for your services. You should be charging 100+ an hour and more. Don't ruin it for us that demand a decent pay for the work we're doing.
Quick update: I got a writer working on an article that I'll post on medium, then extract tweets that will go to reddit and expand it from there to bring as many traffic sources as possible.
I paid a guy 50 bucks to mass mention 20k people on twitter, so far got 2 members since it's a very...
UPDATE. So far I've gotten a ton of applicants on upwork, more than 20 people interested in working as a hiring manager. Their task is to simply find low-skilled interns that will do either an unpaid internship for a month or get paid a low salary. It all depends on experience. These hiring...
At least 1 million dollars. But you gotta do it right that's why having previous experience is essential or you WILL waste your money like I did. Now I would've invested the money far differently. This time I'm doing it low budget.
Some projects have massive budgets. They get like 40k members to their discord in 24 hours, it's ridiculous. Most of them sell out quick since they end up getting close to 200k members. Assuming a conversion rate of 1% per DM, that would be 20 million DMs. Where 1 million DMs cost about 12k...
This is my personal journey towards creating a profitable crypto company without doing any of the grunt work such as: coding, marketing, designing, managing the communities, etc.
Background
The reason I'm forcing myself to delegate all the "working" tasks of the business is because I'm the type...
Like CrazyFire said: do some proper market research. Talk with at least 10 people preferably on the phone to discuss a specific problem or issue they may be having. Then, extract conclusions after analyzing the conversation to find opportunities where you can create a product. Remember, a saas...
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