I build websites and manage them for cash-flow (and have been doing this for a decade). Started with SAAS affiliate sites and moved onto a more ambitious vision of cleaning up content categories on Google that are loaded with bad advice. (So build a better site that replaces self-serving junk and amateur nut-job sites with real content)

My latest project (un-monetized) is an attempt to raise the bar in the business opportunities vertical; I aim to research and lay out (in non-promotional terms) paths to earning a living wage in the gig economy. There's a lot of bad advice pushing courses / e-books / etc with a high rate of failure. Most of these gig economy roles are fairly simple businesses to manage; the idea is if you can instill some self-employment literacy, you can even the odds for new freelancers and side hustlers.

I'm working on a publishing model which delivers legitimate advice with a decent chance of success (for the reader) and a fair return for the publisher. https://highestpayinggigs.com/