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Originally Posted by DallasGlitterhorne
Things have changed so much that it's hard to find a focus. Like, every new thing seems great so I chase it and develop a product, but things change again and it's too complex or pricey to make economic sense.
I started minting clips as NFTs... and then AI interrupted. AI is replacing all my editing and preproduction workflows, and the pressure of getting a dirty-talking chatbot is all important now...
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stop chasing every new thing they say will make you rich.
i'm a very late adopter because dev takes time, stress, and money.
paysites are easy to launch, hard to grow, but do well once established and rebilling. all of my mid-level and bigger clients are still humming along. some of the nubies without budgets didn't make it to the end of the year.
the big problem with affiliate work is its a full-time job without the full-time pay. unless you have an established traffic network or free sites, its nearly impossible to break into that game anymore. starting a tube site? light your money on fire and go drink a beer instead.
i'm optimistic this year, but it will be a lot of work like last year. i dont have fuck else to do tho...
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