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You’re actually in a great spot being a dev, just keep in mind there’s no magic niche and nothing is truly passive at first, the win is picking a problem you understand, starting small, and treating the first months as learning not income, momentum comes once you build your portfolio.

Starting any forum is brutal at the beginning, nobody wants to post in an empty room, so you end up carrying it yourself for months, pulling in a few power users if you can, and keeping expectations low until it finally looks active enough for organic users to stick.

Welcome to the forum. Get involved in discussions.. search for what you want to know more about and ask questions.

I’m still new to crypto, but from what I’m seeing people say it could drop more, maybe even near 50k, though nobody really knows and support might kick in before then.

Welcome to the forum. Be sure to join in the discussions. You'll get out what you put in.

Yes, that's my view too

With your skills, Fiverr or Upwork can be good options, but stable internet is important (I assume you have access otherwise you wouldn'tbe here), so having a backup connection helps. SEO consulting, content reviews, or building websites are safer because you don’t need to be online all the time.

It’s where I made my first online friend, his name was Tom, and somehow he was friends with everyone! :D

Curious how others handle this, do you use your personal Facebook account for your online marketing ventures, or keep a separate profile? I’ve always preferred keeping personal and business completely separate.

Welcome aboard, sounds like you’re already in the trenches! Good to have you here.

SEO is earned trust that compounds over time, build it steadily,respect what’s already there, and let time do the heavy lifting.

Practical mistakes are possible with anyone, even experienced SEO expertss. The difference is how the risk is managed. I guess the safest thin gto do is if you give him a chance, start small. Use a test project, limited pages, or a secondary site. Another benefit (you'd assume) is that if your...

Write an ebook (use AI if you don't have a clue), invest in fiverr to get ebook looking great. Sell on here. Or invest in yourself. Become an expert at something (ie Indesign) and be the person on sites like Fiverr people go to. There are lots of ways, and you'll end up making way more than...

Sure why not? If they are good... then what's to lose? Also, everyone had to start somewhere right?

Invest in a subscription based business. (ie membership site), look on Flippa and other similar sites. Recurring revenue for the win.

I can almost never switch off.. but I also take many breaks throughout the day. The thing is, is it really work when you love what you do?

Yes, but it completely depends on your starting point. If you're saying absolute zero, no product, no email list, no network and have done zero research. Then I would say good luck - I highly doubt it. But if you have everything setup, ready to go, plug and play and you have a very very good...

When you say no competition, what pages are currently showing for that query?

If you can find one with recurring commission, then your efforts are paid over and over again.

Use AI as leverage, not competition, learn to use it.