“Maybe find a subcontractor who you can spend even like 50% of your revenue from social media content, pay them to just handle that and to do a really good job.”

Christine Olivas · Freelance to Founder · People Say 'Pick a Lane,' but What If You Like Both?

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suggested hiring a subcontractor to handle social-media content and allocate about 50 % of revenue to pay them, allowing her to focus on visual-identity work

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