I just finished TMF for the second time. What an amazing book. Just gifted it to my friend. Currently, I am dabbling in two different things. I want to create an online directory/booking system for influencers. Where people/event holders can book these popular people for their events. Each profile will have basic info on the influencer, availability, and make it very simple to select and book. I have seen a few directories already, but if mine is serving a need and the best it will not matter. For example, booking Jen Selter. I know they have agents that do this but who cares?
The other idea that I have been working on is my blog which I discuss entrepreneurship. I plan to connect with other people interested in the topic. I was not sure if there were any other tips on solving problems/engaging my audience to create a future income. I have adsense connected now but I am not a huge fan. The link is KyleBrattan.com, the blog part is KyleBrattan.com/money. The home page is still in progress and is not fully completed. I wanted to know how to structure it better.
Which one seems better for me to take more action on? With the whole directory idea would it be more need-based if I made a directory of web designers or maids locally since I think this could be helpful?
Please and thank you.
The other idea that I have been working on is my blog which I discuss entrepreneurship. I plan to connect with other people interested in the topic. I was not sure if there were any other tips on solving problems/engaging my audience to create a future income. I have adsense connected now but I am not a huge fan. The link is KyleBrattan.com, the blog part is KyleBrattan.com/money. The home page is still in progress and is not fully completed. I wanted to know how to structure it better.
Which one seems better for me to take more action on? With the whole directory idea would it be more need-based if I made a directory of web designers or maids locally since I think this could be helpful?
Please and thank you.
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