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> I'd love to know what you guys think. Yes. Any of the things you mentioned, there are people willing to pay you for it. Addressing your needs: 1. You be a
by allwein 15y ago
> I'd love to know what you guys think.
Yes. Any of the things you mentioned, there are people willing to pay you for it.
Addressing your needs:
1. You be able to make money on any of those areas.
2. This is the hardest thing when first starting out,
there's tons of tutorials and blog entries out there on starting to freelance.
3. Again, it shouldn't be difficult to find someone willing to take a big discount for you to learn while doing your first project.
4. You're in Atlanta for freaking sake. There are people in Nowhere, Iowa making decent livings doing remote projects.
5. There's plenty of templates available online for wordpress or django. This shouldn't be an impediment.
- eavc 15y agoGreat response. Thanks. Follow-ups: 2. Are some market/language combos more or less saturated than others? I'm willing to tackle less sexy, more difficult stuff if it makes this aspect smoother. 3. Good point. 4. I suppose it's more the "part-time" aspect I'm wonder about. People seem to really, really want full-time for some of these skill-sets. 5. Good to know. Did you have an overall recommendation? Anything I should have asked but didn't? Thanks again.