u/IcyAd8431

What games are you guys working on?

What’s some cool games everyone’s working on? I’m open to testing. Just looking for some fun cool projects to help be apart of.

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u/IcyAd8431 — 5 days ago
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Starting a saas agency is proving to be the most lucrative option right now in the field. Jobs are a wash at this point with time put in. Most of the listings are fake or are hiring very specific requirements that will take a full automation cycle or resume rewrites to keep up with. ATP just an agency and push your own software. Theres lots of different niches and small opportunities that big software just isn’t going to be able to keep up with or solve. Build your reputation and find people who know and trust you, then build catered to those people.

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u/IcyAd8431 — 7 days ago

I’ve been running multiple successful agencies over the past few years. If any one is interested in learning how to start an agency let me know and I can teach you how. I’ve had experience with design, development and marketing. Niche is the biggest hurdle people struggle with I found. Once you find your niche it’s important to stick to it.

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u/IcyAd8431 — 7 days ago

I can teach you how to design, develop, and market your games and find the right people to help you reach launch. DM if that’s something you’d be interested in.

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u/IcyAd8431 — 7 days ago
▲ 4 r/RemoteJobseekers+2 crossposts

I’m a back end developer in the US with front end experience as well. I’ve been running a marketing agency for the past year on the side but that hasn’t been paying enough and I would like to work a full software role. I graduated CS in 2023. I need something to pay my bills and not be homeless..

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u/IcyAd8431 — 11 days ago