SEEKING WORK Location: Pakistan

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Python (Flask, Requests, Pandas and more), SQL, WordPress

Can do: Web Scraping, Data Transformation, Backend Development, WordPress customization, APIs , Content Marketing

Github: https://github.com/kashaziz/

Website: https://www.kashifaziz.me/web-scraping-data-mining-services/ https://www.kashifaziz.me/portfolio/

Email: contact@kashifaziz.me

  Location: Karachi, Pakistan

  Remote: Absolutely

  Willing to relocate: Sure, if you can sponsor visa

  Technologies: PHP, Python (Flask, Pandas, Requests), SEO, Content Marketing. Love to play with APIs

  Résumé/CV: https://www.kashifaziz.me/web-scraping-data-mining-services/

https://www.kashifaziz.me/portfolio/

  Email: contact@kashifaziz.me

To me, passive income is to make content based sites, streamline traffic sources, paste ads and check back twice a month to see how it goes.

So, if I have 10 sites each making $100/month "passively", that's some nice passive income on the side.

How do you find clients? Can your mantra work from someone outside US trying to offer exceptional services? :)

Here's how we do it on the low end: - email a lot of business owners: "you're site could stand some help. Care for me to send some ideas?" - those that reply affirmatively, you send ideas and end with a CTA to schedule a call. - those that accept a call, you chat about their business and goals and how you might help - you now have a pipeline.

My company targeting this kind of cold outreach can typically pull one or 2 recurring paying client out of 100 cold emails. That's 100 outreach which products approx 15 people who give the affirmative reply (15%) which leads to 3 or 4 calls which leads to 1 or 2 clients.

It's a slog. But the math works and we have a system down for the outreach so it's very repeatable.

Good to know the old school way still works. Kudos.

Everyone dies.

"you live only as long as the last person who remembers you"

I am in the process of moving my digital life to Notion. This includes my huge collection of bookmarks, 40+ browser tabs, dozen or so text files and content of some spreadsheets.

Here's my work in progress: https://imgur.com/a/LKY7RlP

My go to folders that are usually backed up.

/downloads - for all downloads under respective sub-folders like /media, /books, /software etc

/projects - personal projects

/freelance - for the freelance / consulting work with a sub-folder for each client

/business - accounts, taxes and stuff

/my-name - personal stuff including scanned documents, pictures etc

/archive - random stuff

I currently have lots of files on the Desktop which requires sorting out. Most of these are either text files with notes and ideas and some PDF. I am planning to move them into a system like Notion.so

Do you blog? It would be great, and beneficial for most of us, to read more about your thoughts and reflections :)

Thank you, but I do not blog regularly. It's an interesting idea, though, and I appreciate the sentiment. However, none of these are my thoughts, and all of them are easily discovered in the same places I found them myself! :)

Or can we conference call to connect and explore these things further?

I use Todoist to plan my life (and work), and try to stick to it.

If you are interested to know what is Todoist and how does it work, I have written a blog post on it. Have a read.

https://www.kashifaziz.me/todoist-productivity-tips.html/

This is what got me through college. Since then I've continued using it for everything from appointments to bills and I never forget to do anything I put on it.