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> consistently does between $10,000-$11,000 per month in revenue. > an expert copywriter in my niche who I pay about $600-$700 per month (he's a superstar). >
by SCdF 9y ago
> consistently does between $10,000-$11,000 per month in revenue.
> an expert copywriter in my niche who I pay about $600-$700 per month (he's a superstar).
> we're talking about $9,200-$10,200/mo in pure profit
Honestly the only thing I get out of this post is that to me it seems like his superstar copywriter is being ripped off.
Clearly I'm not cut out for entrepreneurial side hustle!
- Trundle 9y agoDude could have just as easily (probably far more likely) have paid his writer for 6-8 months and ended up with a dud site. Writer is free to take that risk as well if he so chooses. Instead he's taking the less risky fixed payment.
- SCdF 9y agoThat is a good point, and at the end of his post he did say that he paid the writer a bunch upfront at the start as well.
- middleman90 9y agoHe says that the copywriter writes 1 or 2 articles every week. He gets paid an average of 100$ per article. That's' not bad if you consider that the writer, for sure, is working for other people as well.
- esquevin 9y agoYou have no proof of that… For all we know this might be the writer only source of income
- obmelvin 9y agoSure, we have no proof, but that is obviously the type of job where you work for multiple clients.
- zild3d 9y agoWell if he's getting paid $600/month he is homeless or living with parents, we can know that.
- GordonS 9y ago> we can know that No we can't - he might be in a country where $600/month is a good wage.