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Yes, this will increase your 5 days a week schedule at work to 6 or even 7 if you're lucky, but it's worth it when you're making $450+ for a few hours of work on a weekend 




Work on it 1 day a week, or when you get home from work, then schedule everything for when you have a day off and make some easy money on the weekends or during the week when you can.
Yeah, it does take a bit of time to build it up to an actual business that allows you to quit your day job, but that's why I say to only do it in your spare time :D Work on it 1 day a week, or when you get home from work, then schedule everything for when you have a day off and make some easy money on the weekends or during the week when you can.
Consulting is a big thing in the Marketing niche because small companies want to do everything on their own but they don't know where to start so they contact us in order to learn. Think of it this way, they're paying you to teach them how to do something so they can do it themselves, it's like you're the professor and they're the student. Instead of teaching them how things work exactly, you're telling them what to do in order to make more money than they currently are, and that means they will come back and hire you again if they need to learn more :D
It's essentially a win-win on both sides as long as you know what you're doing and can actually help out the consulting client with what they are hiring you for :D
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True, you do need to know what you're talking about, but that doesn't mean you have to know 1,000% of everything that is going to be covered. If you're smart enough, you can do a cram session and learn everything that you'll be going over with the consulting client, then they will see you're knowledgeable and want to bring you back for other sessions in order to profit more down the road.
You may not be the most knowledgeable person in the field for consulting, but you're charging less than everyone else in the beginning, which means more companies will want to hire you in order to learn as well as save a few bucks.
I tend to do some consulting around my house for cheaper than I would if I had to fly to another part of the country, simply because I'm being put out of place in order to do something, which means there will be downtime where I could have been profiting but I'm traveling instead. Local companies get a hell of a deal from me because I can drive to them, drive home when I'm done, and sleep in my own bed. If I have to fly, or drive a long distance, I will charge a premium because I can :D
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Definitely!
LinkedIn > Alignable
Well, at least in my opinion. I was testing the two, using the same list building/profile building methods and I notice that my LinkedIn account grew 10x faster and I got more leads compared to Alignable. I spent the same amount of time on both platforms, but quickly realized that Alignable just doesn't have the traffic LinkedIn does :(
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