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What did you build this week?
Not for clients or your day job (if you have one of those). What assets did you build for yourself this week?
What did you build this week?
3 likes • 1d
I'd like to have this live before Monday to run a few tests, but ideally when this is ready, you should be able to hop in and find at least a dozen new newsletters to advertise in
1 like • 22h
@Maliha M Thanks! Should be ready for a test drive soon
Hiring tips?
Have you ever considered paying a few grand to not have to do the chores your mom assigned to you? That's kind of the situation I'm in now. I have to do a bunch of pro bono work and I'm honestly kinda done. So I'm seriously considering hiring someone to do this for me so I don't have to. I've already partially done this but just for adding content to a website which is not that complicated of a job. But for something more complicated than that, I'll need to be more careful. So... any tips on making sure the hiree is competent on the skill other than a paid test? (already doing that) @Nick Bandy since you published Upwork Backwards, I'm waiting for the hiring course to drop 🙆
0 likes • 12d
@Nick Bandy Yeah, wasn't expecting a perfect job, but the closer to perfection, the higher the bonus I'll give. And something surprising, the guy I ended up hiring seemed super annoying at first (impatient and needy follow-ups), but he had indeed read the description and had a good proposal so I gave him a paid test. And out of all the tests, he was the one that got closer to what I wanted. Also boosted proposals kinda suck by themselves 🫠
1 like • 12d
@Maliha M I think they'll be staying for a while 🙆
👨🏻‍🏫 What can you teach?
Yes...what can you teach? I'm stealing this idea from @John Bejakovic and his Skool community, Daily Email House. For one, because I'm lazy. Two, because it's a fantastic idea. The idea I posted inside John's original thread got the most traction out of dozens, even though I ALWAYS downplay how awesome of an idea it is: Building a list of customers with a lazy ad funnel. In the spirit of laziness, and to give credit where credit is due, here's John's post...not copy-pasted, but rewritten juuuuuust enough that I can claim it as my own: ### What can you teach? What's something you can put a presentation about for people inside Funny Money? WHY would you want to put on a presentation for us? Here are a few reasons: 1. You can float an idea here to see if there's any interest (and no one will make fun of you, or I'll ban them) 2. If there IS interest, you can get my feedback, input, and help into organizing your presentation, or even organizing it into a PRODUCT! 3. If you do give your presentation, you can use feedback from the group to polish and improve what you're teaching, so you can then turn it into a paid offer or lead magnet to grow your own audience. 4. You can get ready testimonials or even case studies from people here, without jumping headfirst into running an ad funnel from scratch. 5. If you do end up making a presentation...and it's awesome...and I think my email list would benefit from using your offer...I may promote it to them and share the profits with you. Again, a source of "free" customers to seed your fledgling business. 6. Maybe by teaching something valuable yourself, you encourage others inside Funny Money to teach something valuable as well, which ends up benefiting you and everyone else down the line. (and especially benefiting ME. Who wouldn't want that?) So...can you teach? Comment below with your ideas. Brain dump 5 things you could teach below, or just post a couple of your favorites. Even if they seem wild, bizarre, completely nuts...there are no wrong answers.
👨🏻‍🏫 What can you teach?
5 likes • Feb 10
I read the post from @John Bejakovic the other day tho I didn't relpy because 1) there were already tons of great replies but more importantly 2) most of my income lately relies on stuff with a high skill floor that need some more time and dedication to learn and use (eg coding a webapp from scratch). So, nothing quite recent I could easily teach. So I can just... teach something else 🤷 1. How to write a good CV (or at least one that's good enough for the Olympic Games, UEFA, and CERN) 2. How to write stories your audience loves reading (same way I've gotten >100k chapter reads in my serialized novels) 3. How to vibe code your own (web or mobile) app [+ optionally add AI] 4. The workflow dev agencies use to create beautiful web designs and full website structures 5. This is more techy but I can show you how I find automation opportunities others miss (this is saving my agency 10k+/mo in time won and has me in talks with an 8-figure brand for a 500/mo tool that could take a day to build) - no AI here 6. (writing another one because 3 and 4 are similar) My system for almost-infinite unique emails even if there's nothing new about you or your client in months
📱 Which social channels do you use?
Are you actively building your brand on any channels right now? Which one is your main focus and why?
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📱 Which social channels do you use?
1 like • Dec '25
My Instagram meme collection and I feel very offended 😤 I like the idea of X + paid retweets + giveaways, but I didn't have the time for comments and starting convos etc so I've put it on the side for now
The Upwork Thread
A lot of you have been asking about Upwork specifically, and while this group is not about 'how to win clients on Upwork,' I think there IS a place in this world for Upwork discussion that isn't the hive of negativity formerly known as Reddit. So...here you go! Have at it. What's working for you right now? What isn't?
The Upwork Thread
2 likes • Dec '25
Haven't seriously used Upwork since September 2023 because I was always fully booked or going through my mandatory army service. But I've made ~$30k through it and used to be Top Rated Plus. Some of the highest paying gigs I've closed, I was too lazy to properly write an application so I hit them straight with the stats and testimonials and moved on. Having closed gigs as a developer, creative writer, and copywriter, I think creative writing jobs were much easier to land and get considered in general. But copywriting jobs paid much better. Also, for industries like copywriting, you need to position yourself around money. For more creative industries, it might be a good idea to position around a speciality (my creative writing positioning was around high creativity + comedy)
1 like • Dec '25
@Nick Bandy I wasn't really expecting to get hired either haha. I guess they perceived me as a 'no nonesense, get a professional job done and leave' type of freelancer. Still there was a tiny bit of personalization like "I've written many similar campaigns" or "I'm doing this a lot with my current client" or in general frame my experience around their need, but nothing more than a single, half-assed sentence - nothing to make them think "oh this person really looked into MY problem"
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