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My mentality on this one is like I aim for the moon and I may hit a star :)

You kind of answered you own question... HTML - CSS - JAVASCRIPT to begin with. Build 3 landing pages, make yourself comfortable with these three and the proceed on learning other stacks like React, Vue, Tailwind etc... If you look on youtube there are many channels with free courses. I...

That's what I am focusing, so far I got 7 websites, two of them with React. Thank you for your advice!

Yes I do have a github acc but it only has 3 projects in it. Yes i am visiting fullstackopen almost everyday..Thanks for the advice!

Brilliant advice! Utilizing more platforms will only increase my chances on getting a job. Thanks a lot! <3

Start by building landing pages, then move to more complex projects. The trick is to always code, writing is your best teacher. Once you have the landing pages, and the advanced projects, build yourself a portfolio showcasing them and start applying to jobs.

I will use Indeed and Google.

I don't know about LinkedIn, is there a specific process on applying to jobs? I used to send messages to people but I was always getting automated responses. How would you do it?

I spend around 8 hours per day, sometimes more sometimes less.

Yes for sure, coding will not go away. My portfolio includes 7 websites, two of them are with React and the rest with page builders (but big projects, not simple landing pages). I am planning to add more react projects like: (Slack, Netflix, Facebook clones). How many hours I spend learning...

I totally agree with you on learning different stacks and not just one, but it would be overwhelming to me in the beginning. Python certainly sounds very interesting but I don't know if it's really helpful with simple web apps where it needs just simple javascript, maybe it's for more complex...

Hello fellow Blackhaters! Over the past 4 years I've been building websites as an independent contractor and working with agencies. I was building websites mainly with pagebuilders like (Elementor and Oxygen). From code languages I only knew HTML and CSS. On 2020 during a job my employee asked...

Yes, I am doing Amazon's affiliates and I am planning to do display ads with Ad Thrive as well. Yea I will combine both ways. I will narrow it down to subcategories and will continue from there.. Thanks for the suggestion man :)

That's a great way man, that's what im going to do, thanks!

Thanks for the advice to stick with it! :D Also do you have any suggestion on how to stay updated with the newest topics, so I can be from the first people to write articles about it?

Actually I just started seeing traffic, i have like 300 visitors per month and 5 blog posts the thing is that my niche is very competitive... I deffinitely dont want to stop using this blog, but i am thinking of narrowing down my topics to more low competition.. And then start writting about...

So I started my blog in January 2020 and now I started to see the traffic to increase, my analytics show promise on my site BUT there is a little problem... My site is based on PC parts which is a HUGE Competition Niche! I want to niche down to a more specific and micro subject but I don't want...

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