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  1. roguehillbilly

    Is this Pi Network a fastlane approach?

    INVESTING 
    no barrier to entry. It also sounds scammy. I answer No.
  2. roguehillbilly

    Pilot license?

    OFF-TOPIC 
    Risk in terms of what? Safety? Smaller planes are most certainly riskier than commercial flight. I've heard most accidents are due to pilot mistakes, rather than equipment failures. There is a definite risk to doing it, but there's also a risk to living a life where you never pursue...
  3. roguehillbilly

    I wrote a SaaS product because the internet made me believe it'd make me rich

    SAAS / APPS EXECUTION 
    woops. Thanks for the heads up. I'll have a look. Yep. I coded everything and maintain infrastructure and deploy. It's difficult sometimes but I get to learn a TON. I'm using the default bulma css framework for the website. Yeah, I really think the 80/20 rule comes in here. Learn the absolute...
  4. roguehillbilly

    I wrote a SaaS product because the internet made me believe it'd make me rich

    SAAS / APPS EXECUTION 
    Thanks, read it back when I was building this stuff :) You were def a small inspiration! In this case, no not really. I wanted to hammer out a SaaS product because I wanted to learn to code better. I didn't really care what it was as long as it was viable enough. I probably didn't think I'd...
  5. roguehillbilly

    I wrote a SaaS product because the internet made me believe it'd make me rich

    SAAS / APPS EXECUTION 
    This is a repost from my blog. I am copy pasting it here in it's entirety. I posted this to Hacker News yesterday and made the frontpage for around 15 hours, which was super cool. My intention is that it can help others out. I'm hoping this is allowed, I didn't want to just drop a link and I...
  6. roguehillbilly

    What do you think is the most important skill?

    MINDSET 
    Broad, vague question, but I'd vote the ability to learn. If you can learn quickly, you can learn any other skill and have it stick and be useful.
  7. roguehillbilly

    How To Price Multi-Month Packages? (Eg. 3 Month, 6 Month, etc)

    MARKETING 
    I feel strongly that pricing is all just made up. Raise prices until you meet resistance. Even if you do, as mentioned above, it'll usually be fine as you have fewer clients paying more. I also provide a marketing service and discount 15-20% for annual plans, I should consider a 6 month as my...
  8. roguehillbilly

    Can Anyone recommend a Serious Pinterest Course?

    MARKETING 
    I don't know of any but I've never looked and I'm also not familiar with Pinterest really. I don't think anyone social media platform has a growth hack secret you're going to learn that won't work on the others. What works? Probably posting consistently with content that is valuable and...
  9. roguehillbilly

    Is it a good idea to still be advertising/marketing during this Corona Virus outbreak?

    IDEA MARKETING 
    I guess it depends on if you're advertising cruise ship vacations or not. I don't think it's a bad idea to run ads if the business is quarantine-proof.
  10. roguehillbilly

    20 year old looking to retire by 35

    MARKETING 
    I don't agree that you shouldn't do FB ads. I think there are a lot of skills to be developed through running a FB ad agency (even if everyone is doing it). Cold-calling, prospecting, selling, writing copy, etc can all be learned. Maybe you will do FB ads, maybe you will find something else...
  11. roguehillbilly

    Sell one book a day, the routine?

    It's not bad. I think it could be better. Google around for ebook sales page copy advice. I think you can really refine it a lot. Are you getting any traffic today?
  12. roguehillbilly

    Sell one book a day, the routine?

    Nice. I'd say your copy could use just a bit of work. I'm left wondering what's really in the book aside from something about being able to quit my job. What will you show me in the book? How to find properties? How to get a good deal? Maybe drop some bullet points that lays this out better. The...
  13. roguehillbilly

    Sell one book a day, the routine?

    I would stay away from Amazon unless you're doing the selling on the "backend" through coaching, courses, etc. I think Amazon users are used to a good deal. If you have solid content you can charge $30-$100 whereas Amazon users might expect to pay 0-15 IMO. I'm in the process of launching an...
  14. roguehillbilly

    Coronavirus made me $780,000 in profit in 6 weeks

    HOT! 
    Nice work, how'd you get into this?
  15. roguehillbilly

    Naval - How to get Rich Podcast

    Super-good stuff, Listened to it a few months back. Thanks for the takeaways.
  16. roguehillbilly

    Rank and Rent SEO - thoughts and resources?

    Thanks, I’ll be looking into this more. I won’t say I’m a sales expert but I know a little and I’m not afraid to learn
  17. roguehillbilly

    Rank and Rent SEO - thoughts and resources?

    Awesome overview! Do you think that working managing google ads as Andy mentioned would be a better path?
  18. roguehillbilly

    Rank and Rent SEO - thoughts and resources?

    That's the one -- they apparently rebranded recently. I ended up picking up a Udemy course for 10 bucks. I think the model definitely sounds interesting. What other info do you know? Can you pm me? Yeah, honestly I'm not sure I would either. That's a fair point, I don't think there's anything...
  19. roguehillbilly

    Rank and Rent SEO - thoughts and resources?

    The latter, I have no idea what the first is about. I'm confused -- didn't you say that is the wrong approach? I think this is sharp, many of these courses and things are def gaming things. Not the right approach.
  20. roguehillbilly

    Rank and Rent SEO - thoughts and resources?

    Probably you're a bit too cheap and they're a bit too expensive, hah. That's from what I could tell online. I'm going to chat with someone later today. http://stbdemo.com/ I've seen some of your courses and stuff, Andy! I'll be digging in more.

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