Tech for sure. Marketing is great with its retainers but tech is inherently moated (harder to get into). Feel free to reach out via businessmentor.com

@@AleksanderVitkin what development services do you recommend i offer ? no code such as webflow/wordpress/bubble or custom development

@@smashyourtomato9896 It’s hard for me to figure out unless i know who you are…

as a marketer you can partner with a SAAS client, but only after knowing him for a year

Development projects bro

$25/hour isn't 67k, it's $52,000. If you are happy with scraping by, definitely don't watch my videos, they are not designed for that type of stuff :) We employ people we don't try to get some sh** job :)

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My calendar is on businessmentor.com if you want to chat, ecom email marketing is in the sh**** right now as a niche for most agencies. It's viable to sell email marketing right now but I might have a better product/market fit for you.

Watch the next video in the upwork playlist.

@@AleksanderVitkin Do you have like a class, training or a way you can teach this cuz i really think it would be more understandable if people can have live interaction and lots of room to ask questions

same guy, 5 years apart

Odd thing to do. Guess we all live in the past some how

@@calvint678 you're using a drawing of yourself, seems odd...? I just had a photoshoot back then and too lazy to do a new one, no conspiracy here ;)

@@calvint678 I think he just gained weight lol

good insight, btw. We tech nerds need to calm the fuck down with pushing jargon down our clients' throats.

Trust me, I've spent months interviewing people for this skill set, it's extremely unlikely someone has done all of that ;) Plus it's written by AI, which is super sus as a combination of factors. Imagine doing hundreds of interviews, the patterns are clear :) And yes, they are related but fairly distinct. An honest applicant would write "oh this is super connected to what I know, it'll be trivial to learn". I put landmines in my job posts as bait for yes men.

@@AleksanderVitkin well, yes, AI is a dozen of red flags in this case:)

Unlikely is not impossible. Taking into account the red flags (AI gen, etc) it's a fair take! BTW, I do have that expirience haha 😁. The key takeway here is not that part but the rest of it.

Businessmentor.com (Yeah I got lucky with my domain)

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Any one of those is hot AI should be to leverage it for a business, Copywriting, Create content and build a Social media brand or No code, Blocchain is really well paid as a developer and also someone can create a company through agency , videogame studio, etc

AI, if you have a choice.

@@AleksanderVitkin Thanks for the advice Aleksander, I was in the industry for a while but I left to continue studying and now I am finishing my degree in computer engineering in the next few weeks. I've always had an entrepreneurial approach - not being in a 9-5 office. I would like to start off on the right foot and not waste years of experience in an area where you later have to transition and the industry looks at you as you are X, because you spent certain years at X. What area would you recommend I go into?

@@joshforeman1723 AI.....

@@AleksanderVitkin So I should try to look into becoming a prompt engineer, I would like to get advice of the blueprint and how I could start and agency of this...

What is your current job and in which country?

Video coming up today explaining it in more detail.

Watch the playlists.

What do you mean?

​@@AleksanderVitkin 1: In the future there will be no workers, because automation will replece them. Tesla robots will replace most of the phisical workers. AI tools will replace a lot of white-collar workers. Overall less people will be needed as a worker. 2: There is also a trend that big companies could optimalize most of their production better, and makes things cheaper. Also production of things become more complex and only big companies can produce a lot of stuff. So the world has bigger and bigger, and less companies in every sector. So the entry fee is much higher if you want to make anything. E.g. There are less and less automakers, chipmakers. There can be only one or very few competitors for each sector like facebook, google, youtube, insta, twitter. It became very hard to compete with these companies. Amazon replaces the privately owned bookstore at your corner. Wallmart replacing the small vegetable shops. and so on. You can also order stuff from china, you won't need to go to the little shop nearby. 3. Combine the first 2 trends. If there will be less working people and less small business owners in the system, less money will be aerned by avarage people, and less money will be spent on anything. Fall of middle class. 4: If less stuff will be bought, for whom will you create a business? What will you sell? And how will you compete with the big companies, who can produce everything for less?

@@AleksanderVitkinif nobody is hiring anyone, there’s nobody working to earn money to buy whatever your business is selling.

Depends on the service (mobile, web dev, …), pre existing skills of the founder and solutions within the niche that are in demand.

@@AleksanderVitkin im working as a wordpress dev right now but I'm thinking of switching to mern stack since its a better technology what do you think of this should I transition if I want to launch my own web dev agency

wordpress/webflow

@@AleksanderVitkin Thanks

Sorry didn't see this question. $5k per month revenue. Just simple role hiring like a VA at that point. Watch some of my when and how to hire videos.

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Hi Alex, yeah but an agency isnt about turning programming languages into a niche. Niches are more solution oriented, or at least closer to the solution than “java the language”. :) If you want to chat about it feel free to reach out via businessmentor.com

apply to both

This is 10 years ago i had no idea what i was doing tbf

how did you land Tai Lopez as a guest?@@AleksanderVitkin