If you’re a programmer, you can: - Make SaaS products - Write eBooks - Make apps - Create video courses - Do freelancing - Give live training - Do paid support - Publish a paid newsletter If you accumulate $325/day from doing many of these at the same time, you’ll make $10K/mo.
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Peanut gallery: selling an annual SaaS contract for $10k puts $8k+ in your prior-to-taxes pocket but also increases the value of the company by at least $30k. Selling $10k of e-books does only one of these things.
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Guessing you’d recommend focusing on a SaaS business?
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Relevent reply tweet: https://twitter.com/rbucks/status/1226230241867100161 … Is “viable” the point where the cumulative revenue exceeds the cost of your time invested?
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Viable to me as a bootstrapper is the combination of “I can invest time here without endangering my family” and “I understand levers well enough such that more brainsweat = more money.”
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Part of my journey going from engineer to entrepreneur was to embrace Sales and Marketing.
Engineer to Entrepreneur (3 Things to Know About Making the Transition)https://youtu.be/YEG4bmXJRn4 Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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To me this is a reason *not* to do the whole saas thing over a portfolio. Who wants to spend all their time doing marketing and sales? A big part of the appeal of the portfolio approach is optimizing for diversity, learning, and fun.
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