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Why does it need to be sass? My problem was hosting too many photos on the landing pages. Like literally like 60 photos on 4 different landing pages. The page
by hospitalJail 3y ago
Why does it need to be sass?
My problem was hosting too many photos on the landing pages. Like literally like 60 photos on 4 different landing pages.
The page looked fantastic and people would email me that I have the best site on the internet. But if I ever went viral, I'd always go down. I have since changed so the pages only have like 20 pictures now.
I only now became profitable, and it has little to do with anything other than waiting for word of mouth to take over.
This might seem like a crappy business, but now its a few thousand per year passive profit. Who knows what the future holds. Its year 7 and the growth is exponential despite me ending all marketing.
- mlhpdx 3y ago100% - referencing SaaS is just me being narrow minded. Your example hits close to home for me. I feel that the more creative people (like but not limited to technical folks) can try new things without economic penalties, the more we all benefit from the inevitable innovations. Compared to how things worked when I started I love how inexpensive experiments are today, even the ones that don’t “blow up”. I totally see your point, too — there is still some weighty risks and egress costs can be one of them.