I've got a little proofreading business that I've started

>>8517920
you're on the right path so far

People who work in Silicon Valley are smart enough to proofread their own docs.

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>>8517932
I get tons of inquiries; usually 15-20 documents a week.

Most don't even ask me to proofread. They usually inquire about resume building and general "jazzing-up" of their essays.

>>8517920
assuming this is not some kind of b8
something i thought worked well for a business like this was a set of headlines with subtle errors
something like

WHEN YOU SEE THIS
THIS YOU'LL SHIT BRICKS

you know the sort of thing that a lot of people will just glance over and get the meaning without seeing the error. you can find lots of examples online.

then at the bottom a tagline like "99% of people won't get it, that's why you need me" or something.

>>8517932
there's more than one kind of smart. "people who work in silicon valley" may be smart enough to design computers etc but a lot of them aren't smart enough to maintain personal hygiene

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>>8518064
It's not bait. It's my only way of earning enough money to manage living in a car.

Your advice is zany; I like it. I will consider it greatly.

Thank you.