/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54321463
Same here. Im 34 dating a 26yo girl right now.
My friends wives are ALL fucking MAD about it for some reason.
>>54321305
Don't worry, like my best boomer friend says, In your 30s all your friends get married. In your 40s most of your friends get a divorce.

When I get drunk I usually flirt with girls waaaay younger than me
It worked a few times but its starting to look really weird (im 34)

Bullish for my future gf

>>29019395
38k stacklet reporting in
I think we will see $1-2 eom and we will hit $5 quickly after it gets listed on Binance mid march.

>>28986215
But you did buy back at 25c, r-right anon?

>>28849422

>>28035292
i just want someone to enjoy this crazy ride with me.

I own 20k LINK, feels good to be on the inside looking out. I'm in the club and now everyone is priced out.

> Be me
> Musician
> 7 months ago
> Start my own record label
> Really start to focus more on turning it into a business and getting my name out there
> Fast forward to today
> Successfully sold my first shipment of tapes
> They're going to be in a little record store in Japan

Feelsgoodman... Hopefully this leads to a long term business relationship. Thanks for all the support and advice, /biz/ bros...

>>25031380
>>25031408
>>25031606
thanks bros. I'll read up and try swinging with a small amount to see if I can figure out what I'm doing

>this way darling

> Be me
> Start record label for my music
> Make second album
> Make 25 tapes for it
> $5 each
> Get a press release, radio play, and a post on a big YT channel
> Spend $60 advertising them on Instagram
> Sell 10 of them in a span of a week and a half
> Decide to advertise them again
> This time spend $120 (I just started up so I don't really care about making a profit rn, just getting my name out there)
> It's been 6 days and I haven't sold a single tape

Can anyone give me some advice on what I should do? The ad clicks are giving me a lot of listens on my bandcamp, and a lot of website visitors. I've gained about 30 followers on Bandcamp since the second wave of advertising, and I get 70 or so listens a day.. The only problem is that I'm not selling anymore tapes, and I'm not sure why. Most of my purchases were coming from the U.K, and I didn't change anything with the promotion algorithm. I even lowered shipping costs on both my website and my bandcamp, and still nothing. Should I just cut my losses and save my money for the next release, or keep advertising for exposure?

fuck

>>24250177
told my gf that my investment portfolio (didnt say crypto) value just crossed into 6 figures two nights ago. First thing she said was "can you take me to dinner?"
>laughed
>unrealised gains
>starting capital $10k
>strategy to easily 10x from here in 5 years
>takes me to dinner last night
I was raised a poorfag and her parents are comfy millionaires. She respects my financial goals and determination to build myself up and be "self made". Get a better quality woman anon

> be me
> lose wagie ob due to covid (laid off)
> ohwell.jpg
> get neetbux
> not really doing anything so I decide to start my own record label
> invest in a website
> experiment with a different type of music
> make an album
> send it places
> get a review and a big interview
> the most I've gotten before is a blog post on some random Russian blog
> make CDs
> sell out
> make another album
> make cassette tapes for it
> send it more places
> get some radio time on a local station
> start advertising on Instagram and what not
> sent it to a consignment shop that wanted them
> two people in the UK bought the cassette today

This is the furthest I've ever gotten with my music, feelsgoodman... Hopefully it grows from here