Many congratulations!
My first $10k internet dollars
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Re: My first $10k internet dollars
#32Congratulations,
that's so cool
Re: My first $10k internet dollars
#33Congratulations, that's so cool
Thank u!
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#34Congrats, this is an awesome milestone!
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#35Congrats, this is an awesome milestone!
Thank u!
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#36will suscribe in a couple of months for my new startup
Re: My first $10k internet dollars
#37First: Congratulations on your success! This is very exciting, and thank you for sharing your journey with us.
Question: How do you mitigate the risk around unlimited requests? It seems like only a matter of time before you get a client who starts asking for an astronomical number of designs. For example, what if a design agency hires you for all the product designs for the clients? Is there anything to prevent a bad faith player from essentially using their single account to provide your services to a large group of clients?
Re: My first $10k internet dollars
#38will suscribe in a couple of months for my new startup
Awesome! Hit me up at hello@jimdesigns.co whenever you're ready :)
Re: My first $10k internet dollars
#39First: Congratulations on your success! This is very exciting, and thank you for sharing your journey with us. Question: How do you mitigate the risk around unlimited requests? It seems like only a matter of time before you get a client who starts asking for an astronomical number of designs. For example, what if a design agency hires you for all the product designs for the clients? Is there anything to prevent a bad…
My pleasure! That's a faire question that I get asked quite a lot ;)
Here's the thing: requests are handled one at a time with an average turnaround time of 2 days or less. So until a requests has been completed (including revisions) you cannot move to the next one. This is basically how you would also work with an internal designer anyway, so nothing crazy, just a way to streamline things since I'm the only one doing all the design work.
As for your 2nd question, I actually have some of my clients that are agencies outsourcing their client work to me, which is fine. The same "1 request at a time" rule also applies in that case anyway. The only drawback for me then is that I cannot share the work publicly.
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#40Congrats! Great concept.
Curious, how do you go about advertising your services?