A tech savvy and digital creator, simply identified as Easlo, has taken to the microblogging site, Twitter, to share how he made over $40k in 10 months.
The 20 year old NotionHQ ambassador, who graduated from junior college in 2021, made the revelation in a thread on Tuesday, January 18, 2022.
I went from $0 to $40k in 10 months.
Here’s how I did it: pic.twitter.com/Fzx16V52FU
— Easlo (@heyeaslo) January 18, 2022
According to Easlo, his stash of wealth was made selling digital, high-impact solution templates.
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I went from $0 to $40k in 10 months.
Here’s how I did it:
It’s 2021.
I just graduated from junior college.
I started exploring using @NotionHQ for more than just note-taking in class.
I started consuming lots of content.
I watched videos, read tutorials and joined Notion communities across the internet.
It was then I realised the power of Notion.
I started building.
I created a @NotionHQ finance tracker to track my personal expenses.
It felt great, like I created my own app.
I decided to share.
I shared a screenshot of my setup with the Notion Reddit, and Notion Made Simple Facebook.
I was overwhelmed with positive responses.
I started using @gumroad.
I launched more free templates, but toggled on “pay what you want”.
I made my first $100 online.
I learn how to distribute on Twitter.
I started doing giveaways of free templates via DM and repeated the same for months.
Over time, I grew an audience on both Twitter and Gumroad.
I then focused on creating more advanced templates.
Since I now have an email list, I was able to sell to my existing customers.
I explored more ways of distributing my templates.
I launched on Product Hunt, AppSumo, Notionery, Notion Everything and Prototion.
This increased traffic to my products.
I partnered with content creators, blogs, newsletters, and platforms to share my products and my journey.
This include @KeepProductive, @gumroad, @IndieHackers, and @Gridfiti.
This led to more growth and a larger audience.
That is my journey from $0 to $40k.
I just turned 20 yesterday.
I’m hoping this inspires you, and many others.
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