Hey Brandon, I actually went out a few times already, just me and a guitar (no amplification) and did it!

Best of luck with your language course!

Hmmmm....sounds cool, but kinda tough if you aren't selling something unique. Anything that can easily be bought on Amazon is often much harder to compete nowadays than it was 10 years ago.

But I'm sure you'll learn a TON from projects like this Breandan! I sure did with all my silly projects over the years.

Oh that's cool Todd! You might have to grind it out in the beginning by showing up to stores and doing taste tests.

That will get you A LOT of valuable customer feedback to see if it's viable. Then maybe start hitting up some distributors and show them how this product can increase their sales!

hahaha, very cool name :)

I think it's a cool way to start out and show your SEO skills for sure. Best of luck Hari!

Hey Joseph, just be warned, it's hard to let someone give you control of all your ads if you haven't managed a bunch of ads before.

Why don't you first try making some Wordpress websites for people? Maybe post something like this on your personal Facebook page:

 

 

That's awesome, investing in your education is always a very good thing :-)

Nice James! Although I didn't see any obvious pictures of horses, and therefore kind of didn't get the point. Maybe add a big picture of a cute horse :)

Oh snap, congrats Maureen! That sounds like a sweet gig :)

Bahahahha.....TOO BAD since I already got away with it a few times :-P

Hmmm, what a unique angle Trent!

This sounds like a cool project where you won't get wide distribution, but A LOT of attention within your specific spa community!

Babahhahaha, this is so hilarious and crazy. I don't even want to know how you acquire or package all of this :-p 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

Bahahahah, isn't it funny how a dog can have a way more popular Instagram account than the owner?? Love it!

How do I delete my post here? Can I do that? Or at least delete my name which posted by accident?

Oh cool Boris! I bet studying up on how to get leads on LinkedIn (take a day to watch everything on YouTube and google about it, and take notes), and this could really help you reach out to those specific firms that need your service!

Oh nice Barbara, I think the course would teach you some cool ways to approach the project differently. Maybe for now you can try a quick MVP just using your Facebook and a Google Spreadsheet to highlight different artists?

Glad you've got a couple of things going Ben! This will be good experience in learning how to generate more sales and build an audience.

Hey Candace, I love that you're doing a real-world service business, this kind of stuff is often easier to sell and more profitable than a lot of online things :) .

I think your website is fantastic and has all the good elements, but one of the MAIN ways you will make sales it through referrals.

Take a good look at this post, it has some concepts you can easily copy:

https://copywritingcourse.com/powerwashing-flyers-copywriting-case-study/

Awesome Kristen! I highly suggest everyone learn to setup their own blog and write stuff THEY like writing about....not just articles in an attempt to get traffic.

Documenting your journey is better than doling out same-old advice...and way more fun to do :)

My personal blog http://nevblog.com serves this purpose for me, and it's super rewarding!

Hey Sagi, looks like your site has some serious traction, congrats! Pretty funny extension, I speed up my YouTube videos by 1.5X usually. 2x I sometimes have trouble hearing properly.

But great idea for other services that otherwise don't let you watch at an increased speed!

I think it's cool if A LOT of people like it. Seems you're doing a good job!

One recommendation is to make sure Facebook isn't your only channel of distribution. Eventually that exposure will go down, and you'll need to make sure people are also subscribed to your other platforms like YouTube and email.

Best of luck Alex, awesome job!

Oh nice, a PHYSICAL side project is often more fun :)

I love doing crafts and projects like that, very engaging for the mind!

http://www.nevblog.com/3d-printing-broken-blinker-support-mount-scooter/

Oh wow, it'll be cool to see how you grow this!

Not gonna tape myself, but I already went out a few times :)

Interesting Mike. Have you thought of maybe documenting your PERSONAL journey from this, instead of dishing out advice right away?

Often that is far more compelling!

Oh yeah, looks good Matthew! Art is super visual, so just SHOWING it often is the best way to go.

I'll seeya at SumoCon and we can finally meet!