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I just started learning html CSS and about to start Java, anyways I was wondering if anyone here makes money from either creating niche sites or buying pre existing sites.
Former: how long till income was worth the effort? Did you use a template? What are some marketing strategies you used?.
Or did you just build it and sell it?
If you bought a pre existing, how fast did you make your investment back? How much work a week did you put in?
Anyone want to toss in their .02?
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>>1459550
>making sites
what is this, 2004?
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>>1459550
You can sell "premade beginner" sites on something like flippr for 100-150 which are just wordpress commerce sites loaded with junk from alibaba
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>>1459553
Don't care if it is 2004, there should be money to be made in it now still, even more now. What exactly are you implying anyways?
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>>1459577
>What exactly are you implying anyways?
I'm implying there is no money in this
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>>1459550
Get up to scratch on Java.
Dont know about a lot of money but there is demand for good Java people.
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Making sites is all about content and design. You install a CMS like wordpress or joomla, you get a free base system in six seconds, with plugin options that updates itself.
"building" a new cms is /g/ tier timesink autism, it's what cs dropouts do to pretend they're not going to shoot themselves in a few years.
If you are trying to learn java, you could learn JSP, and then make a web app built into your CMS, and then try to sell that. The problem of the site content delivery system has been fixed for 12-13 years, nobody will care no matter how supposedly great your new CMS might be. You want to make a web app. Or join an IRC and jerk off.
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>>1459550
Cute!
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