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Every artist I've met either makes commissioned porn art or they have a trust fund. Have yet to meet the exception the rule, but that goes to show passions do not pay the bills, especially in the current economy. People make money doing things others don't want to do.

Which of these skills do you think is the most AI proof and scales best? I know one guy doing copywriting and says it's probably not good to get into anymore.

Did you get a dedicated phone, sim and phone number for this? Guessing you went the cheap route, hence the bot flag

Like, cold outreaching local businesses or software startups to audit and automate parts of their business, maybe using AI. I've seen some people talk about this and it sounds good on paper, just curious if anyone found success or it's just a meme.

How do you figure what niche to go into? Would you go into evergreen stuff like finance and travel or hyperniche stuff like paranormal activity stories, rare crime stories etc?

Memecoins are still a thing? I thought it pretty much died out with the trump coin a year ago

What kind of content? Like, youtube videos?

How much do you make with this? Seems everyone is already at this

The market is insanely saturated for this. You'd have to build a personal brand, show your face and hope you get lucky that the algorithms promotes you instead of the other grifters renting lambos, mansions etc while selling the dream.

I know a ton of people that bet everything they had that this year would be a bull run and they all got fucked badly. Wouldn't recommend. Might be a product of the past like NFTs were now that anyone can gamble online legally anywhere for sport betting and market prediction sites etc

How would you go about finding product-market fit? From my experience this part takes a long time. Not to mention product development and figuring out the paid ads angle. Definitely doable but risky as hell to bet your life on for 1M in 2 years

Yeah, I'm fully remote. Haven't been to an office since 2020. I'm thinking I might just make a travel channel and add my own spin. It's certainly not the most money I could make, but it leverages my creative and lifestyle interests and has the potential for passive income.

Assuming you have a good job where you save half your income without trying (me), why stress yourself with building an online business when you can just cruise off a guaranteed salary and fairly safe investments? Got 60k in the bank and about 100k in VOO, just finding if there's any reason to...

What do you mean? OP was saying people are trying to just make $1. To me it implies most are just beginners and I guess never escape the beginner stage, which makes sense. It'll be a lot of work to get started and then it should be a good bit easier to scale from there. I'm guessing you mean...

like consulting?

Yeah, if from somewhere like USA prob just get a 6 figure job office job, then do consulting and invest. This is the most common formula to hitting a 7 fig net worth starting from $0 within a decade that I've seen.

My only money maker has been my job + investing. Every biz idea has always lost me money money if factoring tools and ads (and especially if opportunity cost from just working overtime or taking up a second job). I'm honestly thinking I might be better off building a consulting business within...

Thanks for the offer. I just think $60k to begin this might be a little too foolish on my end if that's the cost to even begin the venture. It seems in my position it would be better to build a proof of concept with something like $3k, prove I can gets subs at <$3 CPA with good engagement...

Yeah, exactly, that's why I started off mentioning ecom and mentioning that I tried it before but just didn't test demand well enough, which was my own fuck up. I guess I probably should keep at it. SaaS just seems you need big money (6-7 figs) to build and market and continuously improve, but...

So far my conclusion is that you should validate demand quickly with a small bit of money, but use the money to scale with ads once you confirm it's profitable. If you make $2 for every $1 you should probably use as much as you can assuming the ROI is there. So with that said, I wouldn't want...