You Name It, I'll Do It

[Taoimean]

I'm admittedly new to both the BitcoinTalk forums and to Bitcoin as a whole, but I started a blog as an experiment. The premise essentially is that people come up with things they want done and make me an offer in Bitcoin for how much they'll pay for me to do it. I'm hoping to get a wide variety of requests that both challenge me and entertain my readers.

My "Services" are, by design, very open-ended. I have links to portfolios on the blog for things I've done professionally, but I realize not everyone needs a writer, graphic designer, or photographer, and even those who do might not consider me a good match for their needs. There are people in all three of those categories already offering their services on this forum, so in the interest of not stepping on any toes, I'll mention a few other possibilities.

1) Like a particular regional snack food that you can't get where you live? If it's available in the US as a whole or Kentucky specifically, I'll buy it and mail it to you.

2) Want to learn how to make a specific meal? I'll make you a video tutorial.

3) Want the perks of a long-distance relationship without having to deal with an actual girlfriend? I'll send a care package with things like homemade cookies and a mix CD.

I don't do naked pictures. Trust me. I'm ugly and you don't want pictures of me naked anyway. Other than that, I'm open to whatever random tasks you want to throw my way.

You can find my blog here. Feedback and ideas are absolutely welcome.

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[bitcoinomics]

While I like your spirit and I think this is a great idea. I think you would be much more productive and rewarding if you created a site which would be a hub for customers to advertise what they want where users can be rewarded in BTC. The site could later charge a small placement fee for those who wish to pay.

There is currently some site that has this business model (can't remember it's name) and it advertises itself with a saying like "anything for 5$". I would bet the site operators take a pretty huge cut which mostly goes to the payment companies.

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

Fiverr. They keep 20%.

How are you with the marketing / social media side of things? Manage campaigns for RippleScam.org, post on social media, etc. I would have to somehow trust you with a lot of coins, part of the ad budget.

Or, PM me ideas with how you think you can kill Ripple.