No-code courses vs. agency?
I've been learning no-code tools for a while and I'm wondering what the next step should be for me to monetize my skills? I just graduated from college, and found that many of the entrepreneurs/students I worked with struggled to find affordable developers to help launch their app/website. I taught myself how to code as a lack of my own developer knowledge, but now I see there is a more sustainable solution for students trying to launch their product. I'm not sure which is best, creating courses and videos for students specifically (college and high-school) or developing a no-code consulting agency to offer app/website development packages (at a cheaper rate than traditional software dev) for students.
Don't have strong opinion towards these options. I think you first need to define your niche in the nocode scene, try to set up a few personal projects that help you attract attention.
I've been in the nocode scene for a while. Super awesome. Currently running Virtual Mojito, would love to hear your feedback and exchange ideas, maybe on Twitter? (My link in profile) @baileylr
If you decide to go via the agency route, you would need to damp the prices really low to compete with some freelance developers. At the same time, it'd still be a lot of work, even with no-code tools each client will be different and demanding your attention.
I guess it's more sustainable to invest your time in creating a course once and then only update it whenever necessary.
Yeah I agree, I think I could grow my skills even more through helping others as well. Thanks for your help!
I think it's very important to find out where you have more opportunities, if you've already decided with passion and competence.))