Im pretty sure that this is my favorite one so far. This channel is quickly becoming a life improvement channel and I love it!. How to make money, male grooming tips, and fashion advice(flamingo for the win!). How much better can it get?
Hey Bryce I love your videos. Your content is amazing, and I love how you don’t come off like most of the other financial gurus who are just trying to sell you something. Keep content like this up and I bet this channel will be huge in no time.
I build my first website for an assignment in college. I got hooked I really enjoyed doing it. In my area some local companies charge like 6,000 to build professional websites 😳
Companies charge $500,000 to build websites also But the limit is around $20k to $50k for a website that doesn't have crazy amount of code and custom functionality on it
How you explained all of this is legendary. For a moment I was thinking, I don't need to do this as I make this per day, but was sold when you spoke about making money when you don't have to work! You've gained a new subscriber!
I have a question. Wordpress costs $15 a month per website. So you would have to ask the client to pay an additional $180 a year ($15 x 12) for each website?
Hi Bryce, I’m actually a developer, I’ve always been against Wordpress, just saw it as cheating, but watching your video kinda making me think why not, I was working for a website design company so never dealt with the costs and financial side of it, I’ve started my own large format printing business but still build my own websites mainly for fun tbh, but would maybe do Wordpress for another income alongside my main game… I’ve not much experience dealing with clients I was only passed details of edits and ideas, but it puts me off as some clients I’m can be really hard to please, and constantly changing their minds, how do you deal with that? Also do you take a deposit from them before you start, if so how much? Cheers Bryce
You need to know more about WordPress bro, you REALLY need to code, unless you are one of those who only use third-party plugins and pre-created themes. Who do you think has created them? Yes, actual developers. There's more and it doesnt seem to know about it...
Hey Bryce, thanks for the video, I found it super useful for my own gig I’m doing, you’ve also encouraged me to start offering hosting solutions. I’m relatively new to the game, worked with 2 clients now and I have a question to do with workflow....you say it takes you 8-10hrs to build most sites. I’m wondering how you do that as I have a lot of difficulty handling the “back and forth” with the client. When it comes to copywriting, do you make them write their own text? Even sometimes the simplest instruction in terms of what to write, a client doesn’t always listen, and doesn’t think at all about how it will look on the page. If they choose a theme, say it’s image heavy but the client doesn’t have many images or any good quality for their business, yeah I can pick a few and use but it’s all the back and forth of customising to their liking. Like how do you go through the process of fonts, colours etc. I tend to pick/stick to the theme and what I’m thinking they’re after but the client seems to always change their mind or want this bit of text editing or I have no copy for their about and give them direction to write and it’s just this whole process that takes the time, not the actually build of the site itself. Would be amazing if you could make a video explaining how you work through that? I’m considering even maybe making basic worksheets where they have to write copy for an about or etc but doesn’t always apply to all types of sites. Anyway, thanks for all the content your channel has really helped me! Appreciate it! ☺️
the only part i can understand is after i make the website for them how do i send it to them and how to makee sure they r paying and how to do the monthly payment hosted help
When you get them to pick a theme, do you tell them to pick a free theme or a any? If the theme needs to be bought, how do you charge them and are there any caveats to be aware of when using themes?
How do you handle access to websites? For instance, I built my own site but I’m the nay that make changes to it. So if I’m building for a client now do I turn the access over to them? Or what if they want me to Anita in the site but they still have access to site to make additions, wording, photos, videos, etc.
@Bryce Matheson- Great video sir. Any other youtube video update to this one? Looks like this one was done 2 years ago. I'm curious to learn more what you do as a business. Thanks!
Are you filling in the actual content for the wordpress websites as well? Like putting in the actual text and things for each page, or you're just building the infrastructure and letting the client fill in the information? I have like zero experience with building websites. Also, do you think charging 800 dollars for my first client after i've built a few websites for free is a good starting point? Or is 800 dollars something I should work my way up to? This sounds like an amazing side hustle.
Great content. How do you handle SEO questions? Do you incorporate any on the sites you build? I know SEO is its own separate beast but from my experience people believe that by just building a site automatically their site will show up on Google when looking up their location, trade or industry on search engines. I’m a newbie on SEO so I’m just looking at getting them started with a site but not be attached doing their SEO. Thanks in advance
I think the biggest thing is education -- I tell clients that I do BASIC (very basic) SEO, but that's about it. Like you mentioned, people think that SEO is just something that can be done once, and then they'll magically show up on the front page of Google. Not the case. It's an on-going, continual process. I don't include any SEO services when I build a site, because it just isn't worth my time. Instead, I tell them they can hire someone else to refine the site once I've completed it.
Respect, thanks for the video. Is there any management involved? If $10-15 monthly passive income per customer is the average ($900/month / 70 clients), is it really worth it? I guess passive income is passive income, but it seems like there's better ways to spend your time. How do you handle updates and issues down the road when they arise, this is billed hourly?
very interesting, many people start business everywhere and websites are needed even now more than ever. Is this still a side hustle for you? Thanks for sharing.
Some great advice here, but is it really possible to make good money on hosting? I've been doing this a while and for me hosting can be a lot of effort with little reward. So, I'm just curious to know your take on it.
It depends..when you get done with the e-shop you can sell your seo skills..most companies though only sell paid seo services google ads etc etc organic search needs time,building backlinks etc etc
Hello, I'd like to know if you are marketing your services to small businesses, do you by any chance let them know your services can be considered a tax write off? I know it doesn't count for all businesses but I do know some small businesses/newer LLC's can put on their taxes that they paid for your services to help build their business.
I've been getting more and more interested in creating passive income. How long would you estimate it might take someone who is pretty darn tech illiterate (I exploited a loophole in high school and never took a single computer class) to get to the point that they could build a decent website and actually charge for it? Are we talking weeks, months, years?
To build one single website? Easy. If you’re that tech savvy, I bet you could have a website done in 10 hours worth of work. And then sell a hosting package with it. That way you get the income from the initial build, and then the residual passive income to follow.
Hi Remon. For my hosting, I include the first e-mail address for free, and then after that, I charge $3.50/mo per email address. All you have to do is point the MX records to your A2 server.
Hi, thanks for this helpful video. If you design a website, what kind of platform do you recommend to get paid through your website? or what is the professional way to get the paid, a Check, Zelle, cash? thank you.
So I'm a web designer myself, but I typically build much bigger, more expensive websites than you do. Lots of courses and membership sites and more complicated shops. I previously did the ThemeForest thing, but I found that in my experience most ThemeForest themes were buggy, difficult to work with, and a lot of them would screw up when you updated WordPress. Like some of these themes have the most convoluted admin areas that are so hard to figure out and I'd spend 2 hours trying to figure out how to change a button when if I built the site myself it would take 30 seconds. So I was wondering what do you do when you run into situations like this where a TF theme is buggy or doesn't do what you wanted to do or the client asked for something that the theme is not able to do without hours of redevelopment work. Do you tell the client they have to choose a new theme or do you spend the extra time trying to figure out how to work with a theme that's messed up? Or do you have a list of theme companies you buy from/requirements for the themes you'll work with (for example, will you only work with themes that use Elementor or something like that)? Thanks!
Shannon, you mention some crucial points. I think that's typically why I stick with smaller clients, that don't need a lot of whiz-bang bells and whistles. Just typical, average, everyday clients. I'm also fairly selective with my clients as well, and don't take on clients that are going to be difficult to work with or need a super in-depth site. Again, like I mention in the video, I'm more interested in the passive income side of things, than I am the actual site build. Personally, I'm with you -- I'm not a big fan of TF and the themes that are trying to be everything for everyone. I makes them bloated, complicated, and slow. I'm a big fan of just straight HTML/CSS to be honest.
Nice video, thanks! I struggle to see how a half decent website can be made regularly in 8 to 10 hours though. Just from experience there would be revisions needed by the customer, emails back and forth getting down to what they really want on their website. Trying out different images, chasing the customer up for images or copy that they haven’t supplied, or simply there is something you’ve done that they don’t like, and they want changed. Does this sound common, or is it just me? Thanks!
These are definitely some headaches you have to deal with. But I make sure to collect all the assets I need BEFORE working. I don't get to work until the customer gets me everything I need. That way I'm not waiting on them.
I went to that WordPress website thing in your description and looked at the themes. Seems that WordPress is confusing as all hell, brother. How did you choose the right ones in the beginning for clients without any experience with WordPress? Each one costs money so what if you choose the wrong one...you would be SOL.
Whenever you pay for a theme, you get support from the developer. So if you have any issues, you can reach out to them and they can help you out pretty easily. But again, that's why I mention that you start out doing this for friends and family FIRST, before you start offering this to clients. You really want to make sure you know what you're doing beforehand.
@@BryceMatheson Well, I sincerely intend to create a hosting company and offer fivverr services to attract customers and offer them a good price, service and delivery time to people who do not know English. Your videos have served me well to continue developing the idea, thank you friend.
Wow. Some people on yt make me mad with their super low quality content. Man, looks like you absolutely dont know what are you talking about. 1. 800 for a simple 5 page website and 1200 for a website with pictures and crispy look. what? Do you make that crispy look buy using a better template? Does your 800 website has no pictures and no design so its just lines of letters? Does not make sense 2. Adding a payment methods, creating a product list or anything with stock, payments, reservation is adding exponentially more work. It can take 2 weeks minimum to make a fully working designed page. Communication with client is a loong process to set things correctly. Meanwhile you said it takes just a bit of extra work. It seems that this person is just blabber and has no insight how things work
Funny he didnt reply to you because he knows your right, he talked a lotta crap and he chargin ridiculous amount of money, normal person would go to godaddy for only $200, hes another pyramid scheme ass
Lmao I just screenshotted all of your comments and showed it to my friend who charges $10,000 USD for websites that have zero custom code in them Laughing our asses out right now Bye
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Awesome video mate... I'm currently a software developer in our local city government and I have look up also about your course.
I'm learning html, big market, thank you
Can you help me build my own website
Im pretty sure that this is my favorite one so far. This channel is quickly becoming a life improvement channel and I love it!. How to make money, male grooming tips, and fashion advice(flamingo for the win!). How much better can it get?
I was starting to lose people with all my money nerd talk, so I figured I'd give it a shot. 😂
Hey Bryce I love your videos. Your content is amazing, and I love how you don’t come off like most of the other financial gurus who are just trying to sell you something. Keep content like this up and I bet this channel will be huge in no time.
I appreciate that! Really, more than you know. I'm absolutely not wanting to come off as spammy, so thank you!
9 hours of sleep sounds like me......IM CHECKING YOU OUT NOW. INTERESTED. NEW TO WORDPRESS.
I build my first website for an assignment in college. I got hooked I really enjoyed doing it. In my area some local companies charge like 6,000 to build professional websites 😳
Companies charge $500,000 to build websites also
But the limit is around $20k to $50k for a website that doesn't have crazy amount of code and custom functionality on it
How you explained all of this is legendary. For a moment I was thinking, I don't need to do this as I make this per day, but was sold when you spoke about making money when you don't have to work! You've gained a new subscriber!
I have a question. Wordpress costs $15 a month per website. So you would have to ask the client to pay an additional $180 a year ($15 x 12) for each website?
I think ask them monthly will be better
when it comes to hosting do you use your own physical servers or do you just pay another company?
do you offer website maintenance? Updating pages, plugins. If so do you charge monthly or per task?
thank you so much sir for encouraging upcoming developers. we will not lose hope untill we win our first job. God bless
Hi Bryce, I’m actually a developer, I’ve always been against Wordpress, just saw it as cheating, but watching your video kinda making me think why not, I was working for a website design company so never dealt with the costs and financial side of it, I’ve started my own large format printing business but still build my own websites mainly for fun tbh, but would maybe do Wordpress for another income alongside my main game…
I’ve not much experience dealing with clients I was only passed details of edits and ideas, but it puts me off as some clients I’m can be really hard to please, and constantly changing their minds, how do you deal with that?
Also do you take a deposit from them before you start, if so how much?
Cheers Bryce
You need to know more about WordPress bro, you REALLY need to code, unless you are one of those who only use third-party plugins and pre-created themes. Who do you think has created them? Yes, actual developers. There's more and it doesnt seem to know about it...
Take half upfront to start, get the other half once designed and approved and before upload.
Hey Bryce, thanks for the video, I found it super useful for my own gig I’m doing, you’ve also encouraged me to start offering hosting solutions. I’m relatively new to the game, worked with 2 clients now and I have a question to do with workflow....you say it takes you 8-10hrs to build most sites. I’m wondering how you do that as I have a lot of difficulty handling the “back and forth” with the client. When it comes to copywriting, do you make them write their own text? Even sometimes the simplest instruction in terms of what to write, a client doesn’t always listen, and doesn’t think at all about how it will look on the page. If they choose a theme, say it’s image heavy but the client doesn’t have many images or any good quality for their business, yeah I can pick a few and use but it’s all the back and forth of customising to their liking. Like how do you go through the process of fonts, colours etc. I tend to pick/stick to the theme and what I’m thinking they’re after but the client seems to always change their mind or want this bit of text editing or I have no copy for their about and give them direction to write and it’s just this whole process that takes the time, not the actually build of the site itself. Would be amazing if you could make a video explaining how you work through that? I’m considering even maybe making basic worksheets where they have to write copy for an about or etc but doesn’t always apply to all types of sites. Anyway, thanks for all the content your channel has really helped me! Appreciate it! ☺️
Good question! I got these problems too!
Yo Mario, have you figured out a solution?
disappointing he didnt answer this!
Would be interesting to know his answer to this. Exactly what I would like to know.
if you build 3-4 websites first you pay monthly or yearly just to keep those little practice sites up?
are you building themes from scratch ACF or you're just customizing it using CSS/HTML? How do you find clients?
Hi where did you learn to make websites? what resources did you use ( school, training) etc?
When you say your clients pay you for hosting (passive income) does that mean if that want something tweaked you have to do it for them?
If you use themeforest theme and modify it to the client, how much to charge the client this way?
what does take 6-10 hours? i built mine in like 20mins on wordpress
Your great, you literally kept answering questions I had in my head every time you discussed something new. Thank you!
must check this website
mystyle2go.wordpress.com/?p=104
the only part i can understand is after i make the website for them how do i send it to them and how to makee sure they r paying and how to do the monthly payment hosted help
When you get them to pick a theme, do you tell them to pick a free theme or a any? If the theme needs to be bought, how do you charge them and are there any caveats to be aware of when using themes?
Factor the price into what you charge
You answered the question in the video.
Do client's ask you for past work? How do you make your client know that you are up to the task?
Lol "150 USD is not bad" at just 9x my current rate, I approve of this remark.
How do you handle access to websites? For instance, I built my own site but I’m the nay that make changes to it. So if I’m building for a client now do I turn the access over to them? Or what if they want me to Anita in the site but they still have access to site to make additions, wording, photos, videos, etc.
Just create a user account for them in Wordpress and keep one for yourself. That way you can both get in as needed.
@@BryceMatheson how to do this? Can you teach me
Ok i just saw you show the playlist..its on!
Very good my friend. I was thinking about this type of business. You explained it very well. Thank you so much
I want to ask that you give the website to your client in the form of file
How do you actually get clients? The web hosting is a little more complex but im ready to make websites
I just started learning programming. If i follow your program i can really make money?
How do you charge your clients the monthly sub for hosting their website on your server? Do they just Venmo you once a month?
PayPal recurring subscription.
Where did you learn to make websites?
Hi Bryce, how much do you charge to customize the theme ?
What do you mean when you say hosting the client?
Please answer
Answer
Another great tutorial that's not filled with jargons.
@Bryce Matheson- Great video sir. Any other youtube video update to this one? Looks like this one was done 2 years ago. I'm curious to learn more what you do as a business. Thanks!
Are you filling in the actual content for the wordpress websites as well? Like putting in the actual text and things for each page, or you're just building the infrastructure and letting the client fill in the information? I have like zero experience with building websites. Also, do you think charging 800 dollars for my first client after i've built a few websites for free is a good starting point? Or is 800 dollars something I should work my way up to? This sounds like an amazing side hustle.
I don’t know either. But based on my life experience I’d say work your way to 800. But that doesn’t mean you have to do that slowly.
Just make site. youre not the content writer unless you offer the service for a fee
Start at 800
Build your way up to $10,000 and then build it up to $20k USD if you work with startups that have been funded
Great content. How do you handle SEO questions? Do you incorporate any on the sites you build? I know SEO is its own separate beast but from my experience people believe that by just building a site automatically their site will show up on Google when looking up their location, trade or industry on search engines. I’m a newbie on SEO so I’m just looking at getting them started with a site but not be attached doing their SEO.
Thanks in advance
I think the biggest thing is education -- I tell clients that I do BASIC (very basic) SEO, but that's about it. Like you mentioned, people think that SEO is just something that can be done once, and then they'll magically show up on the front page of Google. Not the case. It's an on-going, continual process. I don't include any SEO services when I build a site, because it just isn't worth my time. Instead, I tell them they can hire someone else to refine the site once I've completed it.
Bryce Matheson Thanks for the advice 👍🏻
@@BryceMatheson its specialist... you have to find someone who lives and breaths seo... not easy..
How do u get gigs to build websites for people ????
Thanks for the information. This is exactly what I wanted to know, Awesome video (1000 likes)
I love this video and how you explained everything, thank you and God bless you
Hello sir new subscriber here i have some questions
* Do you own the hosting company
* How do you handle pricing
* Do i also need to learn Photoshop
How do you justify 50$ a month hosting plan?
Respect, thanks for the video. Is there any management involved? If $10-15 monthly passive income per customer is the average ($900/month / 70 clients), is it really worth it? I guess passive income is passive income, but it seems like there's better ways to spend your time. How do you handle updates and issues down the road when they arise, this is billed hourly?
very interesting, many people start business everywhere and websites are needed even now more than ever. Is this still a side hustle for you? Thanks for sharing.
Hi Bryce, do they bring their own information before you build them the website
Some great advice here, but is it really possible to make good money on hosting? I've been doing this a while and for me hosting can be a lot of effort with little reward. So, I'm just curious to know your take on it.
Hi there, could you show how you manage your lightning so amazing for your chanel? also thank you for this great content!
Do you do any SEO work or do you think it's just not necessary
It depends..when you get done with the e-shop you can sell your seo skills..most companies though only sell paid seo services google ads etc etc organic search needs time,building backlinks etc etc
Can I use wordpress usng free account?. Like I dont need to have the premium account to sell a website?
It's not recommended, free hosting accounts gets down once the traffic increased
Hello, I'd like to know if you are marketing your services to small businesses, do you by any chance let them know your services can be considered a tax write off? I know it doesn't count for all businesses but I do know some small businesses/newer LLC's can put on their taxes that they paid for your services to help build their business.
Thanks for the information. This is exactly what i wanted to know❤
hey Bryce does like fiver or Upwork work to
Hello, do you teach how to run this type of building wordpress website in your web hosting course?
Yes
bro really spent the first part of the video talking about his sleep and beard wtf why
At least the video has timestamps lol
Why not? Get to know him. Nothing wrong with that.
Hi i develop a website using WordPress where do i get a job online?
I've been getting more and more interested in creating passive income. How long would you estimate it might take someone who is pretty darn tech illiterate (I exploited a loophole in high school and never took a single computer class) to get to the point that they could build a decent website and actually charge for it? Are we talking weeks, months, years?
To build one single website? Easy. If you’re that tech savvy, I bet you could have a website done in 10 hours worth of work. And then sell a hosting package with it. That way you get the income from the initial build, and then the residual passive income to follow.
Hey Bryce, how do you deal with the company's email? Because that is also included with the hosting right?
Hi Remon. For my hosting, I include the first e-mail address for free, and then after that, I charge $3.50/mo per email address. All you have to do is point the MX records to your A2 server.
can i do it on shopify?
Where do you find the templates?
I am in KG class , hope you understand me Sir . Nice presentation Sir ;
I haven’t yet started but how do I make the client buy the domain?
Give him a UA-cam tutorial
Thank you for this video
really great video and info
Hi, thanks for this helpful video. If you design a website, what kind of platform do you recommend to get paid through your website? or what is the professional way to get the paid, a Check, Zelle, cash? thank you.
I use PayPal for almost everything.
@@BryceMatheson Thank you
6:15 You’re the best!
Edit: I’m trying to do exactly this!
Very insightful. Thank you!!
Can i do this work from mobile
Great info, thanks!
Really cool tips! I’m now struggling to get clients! Any tips and recommendations?
Flamingo! I love that
forget the websites i had a shirt like that but bananas instead
Great explanation, started fallowing you.
So I'm a web designer myself, but I typically build much bigger, more expensive websites than you do. Lots of courses and membership sites and more complicated shops. I previously did the ThemeForest thing, but I found that in my experience most ThemeForest themes were buggy, difficult to work with, and a lot of them would screw up when you updated WordPress. Like some of these themes have the most convoluted admin areas that are so hard to figure out and I'd spend 2 hours trying to figure out how to change a button when if I built the site myself it would take 30 seconds.
So I was wondering what do you do when you run into situations like this where a TF theme is buggy or doesn't do what you wanted to do or the client asked for something that the theme is not able to do without hours of redevelopment work. Do you tell the client they have to choose a new theme or do you spend the extra time trying to figure out how to work with a theme that's messed up? Or do you have a list of theme companies you buy from/requirements for the themes you'll work with (for example, will you only work with themes that use Elementor or something like that)?
Thanks!
Shannon, you mention some crucial points. I think that's typically why I stick with smaller clients, that don't need a lot of whiz-bang bells and whistles. Just typical, average, everyday clients. I'm also fairly selective with my clients as well, and don't take on clients that are going to be difficult to work with or need a super in-depth site. Again, like I mention in the video, I'm more interested in the passive income side of things, than I am the actual site build.
Personally, I'm with you -- I'm not a big fan of TF and the themes that are trying to be everything for everyone. I makes them bloated, complicated, and slow. I'm a big fan of just straight HTML/CSS to be honest.
Hey do you still build websites i need mines done
you work it out
@@DavidJG242 ? Hm
@@cwn6362i can build you a website 😊
I actually want to create a website for my hotel. Can you recommend a tutorial or maybe post a video yourself ?
kotsos check out the playlist in the video description.
Still need a website?
Nice video, thanks! I struggle to see how a half decent website can be made regularly in 8 to 10 hours though. Just from experience there would be revisions needed by the customer, emails back and forth getting down to what they really want on their website. Trying out different images, chasing the customer up for images or copy that they haven’t supplied, or simply there is something you’ve done that they don’t like, and they want changed. Does this sound common, or is it just me? Thanks!
These are definitely some headaches you have to deal with. But I make sure to collect all the assets I need BEFORE working. I don't get to work until the customer gets me everything I need. That way I'm not waiting on them.
I still don't the point of the video...am confused. You said $150/hr but HOW do you make $150/hr?!?!
Good tips.
I like your room! I need to paint it like that lmak
lmao
How to get in contact with you to make the website?
A lot of people use email
How to get clients.
I explain in my full web hosting course.
What about logo an prodcats pictures
If you don't know, hair a designer then charge your customer the total
gold
I went to that WordPress website thing in your description and looked at the themes. Seems that WordPress is confusing as all hell, brother. How did you choose the right ones in the beginning for clients without any experience with WordPress? Each one costs money so what if you choose the wrong one...you would be SOL.
Whenever you pay for a theme, you get support from the developer. So if you have any issues, you can reach out to them and they can help you out pretty easily. But again, that's why I mention that you start out doing this for friends and family FIRST, before you start offering this to clients. You really want to make sure you know what you're doing beforehand.
Thank you!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
How to find clients
Google maps
Great video :)
Half the video was a beard ad. BUT excellent dev info. Good channel.
Hello bryce, what do you think about reselling the services they offer at fiverr?
I think it's a GREAT idea. I've never done it, but I've heard of drop servicing businesses before, and they seem to do well.
@@BryceMatheson Well, I sincerely intend to create a hosting company and offer fivverr services to attract customers and offer them a good price, service and delivery time to people who do not know English. Your videos have served me well to continue developing the idea, thank you friend.
Macast IX love it! Glad you found them helpful.
Wow. Some people on yt make me mad with their super low quality content. Man, looks like you absolutely dont know what are you talking about.
1. 800 for a simple 5 page website and 1200 for a website with pictures and crispy look. what? Do you make that crispy look buy using a better template? Does your 800 website has no pictures and no design so its just lines of letters? Does not make sense
2. Adding a payment methods, creating a product list or anything with stock, payments, reservation is adding exponentially more work. It can take 2 weeks minimum to make a fully working designed page. Communication with client is a loong process to set things correctly. Meanwhile you said it takes just a bit of extra work.
It seems that this person is just blabber and has no insight how things work
Funny he didnt reply to you because he knows your right, he talked a lotta crap and he chargin ridiculous amount of money, normal person would go to godaddy for only $200, hes another pyramid scheme ass
Exactly. The worst part is he's practically stealing from both the theme developer and the client. Useless middle man.
Lmao
I just screenshotted all of your comments and showed it to my friend who charges $10,000 USD for websites that have zero custom code in them
Laughing our asses out right now
Bye
Well, everybody could cut their own hair,
But we choose to let other people do it for us
The same with websites
And to think I charged $30 for my first website
Skip the bs video starts at 2:30.
Mhmm 😅 ❤
Subbed and hit the bell on my first video here.
HOW TO START? I CAN PUT 10 HOURS A DAY TO LEARN AND MAKE MONEY FROM THAT
With all the competition out there, I highly doubt that you will be able to make $150 p/h
Think what you want. Less competition for me. But I’m making $150+/hr consistently by doing this.
People charge $10,000 - $20,000 websites that don't even have custom code in them
That's more like $1,000 an hour
My question is where to offer services? What websites are the best to find work on?
First!
Financial Wolf Its not hard to be first on one of my videos. 😉 I get like 200 views. 😆
Bryce Matheson 😂 I still needed to let u know haha
@@financialwolf Hey Will. Didn't expect to see you here :)