u/C-S-X

I live in a windy suburban area where the garbage trucks just toss the bins wherever, and

neighbors constantly steal or swap bins by accident. It drives people crazy.

I bought a set of large brass number stencils and a can of white Krylon spray paint for $15. On

trash day, when all the bins are sitting at the curb, I knock on doors or text neighbors. "Hey,

painting house numbers on the bins today so they don't get lost. $10 for both the trash and

recycle bin."

It takes exactly 60 seconds per house. I just tape the stencil, spray, and peel. I did 18 houses on my street alone last Tuesday morning. Quick $180 before I even had my morning coffee.

Brands don't want just one video. They want to test what works.

Whenever a brand agrees to pay me $150 for a video, I immediately hit them with this upsell:

"For an extra $150, I will film 4 different variations of the first 3 seconds (the hook). This gives

your media buyer 5 different videos to A/B test for ads."

It takes me literally 10 extra minutes to film 4 different opening sentences (e.g., pointing at the

camera, doing something messy, asking a question, saying something controversial). The rest

of the video stays exactly the same.

Over 60% of brands say yes to this because it makes their ad testing so much easier. You

double your pay for 10 minutes of extra talking.

Hi! I recently got interested with coding and app building, so I started learning Python 3. Should I also start studying Search APIs, too? I just know that they're used for like connecting programs and data or something, but I haven't delved into the technical stuff yet.