no need, UX is pretty straight forward if you follow generic design and layout theory...
squiffythewombat
joined 1 year ago
exactly, £900k in the UK sounds like alot but it really isnt, interest alone on it would be sub £30k once you factor in capital gains etc.
100% get this - I'm 40 and now have a passive income without any need to work and i've stopped using the phrase "retired" and now say "comfortable enough without work but looking at the next challenge to focus on" because ive found people will auto-judge you if your retired before your 60s lol
As a graphic designer whos had millions of copies of my artwork cloned over the years i salute you sir - well played!
interested to learn more about the watches!! Watches are one of my main passions alongside WW2 history so these sound epic!
Yeah that's still shilling no matter if their your friends or a bot... But best of luck with your product. I think if you can get the weird delay when it answers questions down so there isnt a 3 second pause it could be interesting i guess.
lol, you've lots of fake accounts comming single words and its painfully obvious man. You chose the wrong subreddit to shill i feel
Oooo good for you - I started my own agency about 7 years ago. Now have 30+ staff and a healthy 7 figure margin. More than happy to field any questions or hop on a quick zoom if that would be useful to you?
You don't need cash to start either of those? As examples: Afflilate marketing you would just start a blog reviewing high ticket sales items on amazon and grab the kickback for the recommended sales, promote through the usual channels and off you go (assuming you have a good niche and are willing to learn).
Print-on-demand is much the same, its just a question of finding the right service that gives you a kickback or you can work nett margins into the customer's purchase cost.
Both of these are very saturated markets though...
Starting an online business can be done super cheap, you just need to solve a decent problem and start with an MVP model...
if hes only making £1k a month how will he buy this company? how will he invest in machining, consumables, marketing etc? LOL