Other People's Websites
I haven't had much time to work on my own website recently because I'm working on other people's websites. One for $500, another for $1000, and I have just put together a proposal for membership Hub and forum site for $5000. Fingers crossed on that one! But I need to find time for my own sites too...for people who are working on other projects, how do they balance all their projects, including their own sites?
I plan to do a lot of websites and marketing for local business, but will be outsourcing some of it.
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Just what I was thinking this morning! I've had a couple of people approach me for websites and someone wants a banner/logo, all paid work which is great.
I've never really been one for sticking to time schedules but I do set intentions before I get up and stick to them even if I'm up late. As I get busier this will need to change so I'll follow Rosie's advice!
That sounds great, Kathy! There's always plenty of work out there especially with local businesses. I used to partner with a wordpress guy a few years back, and did well. Now the shoe is on the other foot! Now I'm the wordpress guy lol...
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Sounds like a heavy load and managing your time can be difficult with taking on so much....wish you luck, looks profitable though. :))
Yes it can be...and need to hire others to help with the workload on the bigger projects. Thanks Kholmes...it's very exciting!