Long term lurker, motivated

Hi,


I'm a 90's kid (UK), grew up as a teenager always scheming and trying to make money on the internet. Moved on to matched betting/sports arbitrage as a young adult and made some good money.

So this brings us to now... Looking to get back into this world and make some money, in a position right now where I can go in 100%.


Also I miss the old internet I grew up on, hoping I can get some of that on here..

My current thoughts;

• Research Only Fans chatting. I think this suits me quite well
• Found a niche kink that isn't very well monetised, have some ideas around products for content generation. Subreddits have around 100k weekly visitors, not sure if this is big enough to be worthwhile. Going to build a basic MVP in a few days and see what impact it has.

Already found so much content here on both of these topics, so thanks to the community.

Would love to hear from anyone working as a chatter on what the realistic expectations for money could be for someone that can nail the chat.

I hope to share my journey along the way and experience the internet how it used to be! Ended up a little longer than I wanted, hope I didn't overshare... if you read it all thanks!

It’s good that you’ve organized your goals. Let me give you an idea regarding your second goal: create a problem and then sell the solution to it

lockmanwork said:

It’s good that you’ve organized your goals. Let me give you an idea regarding your second goal: create a problem and then sell the solution to it

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I have found a few posts and comments asking for what i am thinking of building so i am a little optimistic. Some atempts by other people to build it, but very poor execution. only question is, can i make money from it!

RandomContango said:

I have found a few posts and comments asking for what i am thinking of building so i am a little optimistic. Some atempts by other people to build it, but very poor execution. only question is, can i make money from it!

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It’s great that you’re researching the topic. Be sure to check whether someone has already created something similar and whether such a product is already being sold. If it already exists, you might simply purchase it, which could reduce development costs. That way, you could allocate the saved budget to your team, advertising, or other forms of promotion, since visuals and marketing are what mostly drive success.