visualstudios

Wow, such a diverse, multicultural community.

Getting new friends, those have no idea what they're talking about.

Nope. NFT's as a technology have value. An nft of a crappy jpeg has no inherent value, it's a bubble and it will crash.

It's too informal, but at least it's technically true. Whereas "Sir", "Friend", "Brother" are not, I'm none of those things.

I think you need to rethink your definition of the words "unique" and "original"

I'm the creative director at Visual Studios, and we specialise in video editing and post production. I wish the forum would be a place for networking and growth opportunity, instead of the current spam fest.

Nope. NFT is a technology, and that can be applied to anything. Tickets, property deeds, objects, etc. Anything that can be owned. Now, nft's of a crappy jpeg that can easily be copied and that has no value in itself selling for millions may very well be a major bubble, but that has nothing to do with the concept of nft's themselves. Having blockchain based certificates of property is a legit idea.

Yes, but how do you get 45 / 120 combinations from those?

Can you explain this a bit more? What do you mean by 45 combinations from 2 words and 120 combinations from 3 words?

oops, typo. CONGA RATS

CONGA RAYS

Excellent take. Although that will really depend on the type of service, naturally - some things are just impossible to get at $5 with any semblance of quality. But that is indeed the case for certain services.

When I got into Pro, I was allowed to upgrade my non pro gigs that had a certain number of reviews. But there was a limit, like 50- reviews or so. Thousands would obviously not cut it. Also, my gigs were already priced at around or above the limit I was told ($100 minimum at the time, not sure if it's a hard limit or what), I don't know if that's also a factor.

Yeah, I don't think that will fly... There's a limit to how much prices can be raised lol. Anyway, my tips: Don't offer discounts Don't offer coupons Don't offer subscriptions Don't offer anything that will decrease your selling price Don't buy gig promotion Don't spend money on anything you can avoid (seller plus is worth it though) Move to a country where you don't have to pay taxes.

It's a fun pastime. There's no advantage in terms of sales.

No, it's not. It's one of the simplest languages to learn and understand. And that's a pretty mainstream review, not some crazy statement.

One would think the best would be enough. Talk about high demands...

Do you want the good or the best suggestion?

I'm not your buddy, guy

Can we still not say upwork here? xD

Yeah, I mean... if those guys can get paid for "courses", I should probably make my own site and sell courses myself, as I'm 100% confident I'm much better than that entire team put together.

ATTENTION: Go to this guys channel and check a few videos. He does these "live client communication" videos, where you can see his account and his communication with leads. Wanna know what's funny? He has a bunch of these videos, and in each one the seller account he is using is different. This guy has shown himself using dozens of different accounts. Wtf is this.

Lmao wtf is this. Zero reviews, crap response rate, using google translator throughout the video to talk with clients (big oof), yet they have an active order of over $900. How? Highly suspicious. Why would anyone place such a big order on a profile like this? I call bs. Btw, I just checked the profile. The account is from October 2020, over one year ago. They have a single review, precisely for that order you can see above, delivered 8 months ago. That gig's pricing tops out at $270, so I have no idea where did he get $910. Or how he can get one order of over $900, get a five star review, and then get zero orders for almost a year. It makes no sense. They are gaming the system somehow, placing a dummy order just to impress viewers on the YouTube videos. It's the only logical explanation.

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