Hey Ben, I'm a SE student living in Istanbul, Turkey. I'm currently in my junior year and I've been trying to apply to several internships for a React frontend web dev intern, none of which I've even got a response from. I wonder what I'm doing wrong, I don't have any work experience but I have several projects like a Todo list, Tic Tac Toe, and a responsive web design, all built with React. My Tech stack is as follows: React, js, HTML, CSS, SQL, Java, Git, Github I have a pretty well-designed resume too, so what am I missing here?

Hello Ben! I’m thinking to study Computer Science but I know nothing about it. I’m curious where and how to start? What do I need to learn except math and coding? I would appreciate it, thank you!

Hey, I feel as though I lack experience in the technical side of CS. I go to a community college and am on my sophomore year right now and plan to transfer to uni soon, I want to be able to apply to internships and gain some experience but I feel like I’m outclassed severely as I haven’t taken a single computer course yet as I pushed it to the side until recently to make room for the amount of maths I need. Is there any resource I can use or websites to follow on? I try to learn on my own but my 5 classes get in the way of it right now.

Hey Ben, I'm reaching out because I came across your page and it seemed interesting. I analysed your business and instantly thought that there may be a way or two that you may be losing some money, and I thought I could help out.  My name's Ali Qadiri , I'm a direct response copywriter for email marketing . I write emails for companies that turn one time customers into 2x, 3x, 10x customers.  I noticed your email isn’t very compelling and it could do with some human persuasion and more attention grabbing work for sure. These emails typically convert 3-5x higher than bottom page forms. With them sequence emails on your list for, customers to read that could be the difference of an extra few thousand dollars per month. Once you have their email, it's important to send the right kind of emails to convert opens into sales. By sending out a few emails a week that customers want to read, with interesting storytelling and headlines that catch their attention, this could undoubtedly be your most profitable avenue of marketing.  Your business is exactly the kind of business I look for as a client (fast growing, audience I'm familiar with, genuine founder, etc. I would love to talk with you about how a few solid email sequences could net you thousands more dollars a month. I'd even be willing to send you a sample email that you could send out to your list that would make you money.  Let me know if any of this sounds interesting to you. Thanks for reading. 

Hi Ben, I hope you're doing well. I'm reaching out for some advice as I'm at a crucial point in my career. I've been working as a software engineer at a startup for over seven months, and I'm about to start college to pursue a software engineering degree (currently a senior in highschool, graduate in 2024). Additionally I will have taken enough dual enrollment classes to completely eliminate my first year. Given your experience, I'd appreciate any insights you can offer on how to make the most of this journey and what areas of software engineering are promising. Thanks for your help! Best regards, David