But a couple of times in my career, I had to be a chasm jumper ("when crossing a deep chasm, it's better to take one big step rather than two little steps").I consider these bold moves as desperate measures for desperate times and prefer to avoid them whenever possible.

Be active on your social media platforms and create your own brand.

Cross this one off the list and keep moving forward.  

Thanks @Cooper MarcusOf course, the threshold considerations are whether (i) you are eligible (i.e. self-employed with no full-time w-2 employees) and (ii) retirement funds in an account that you can rollover (i.e. former employer plan and/or non-Roth IRA that is invested in investments that can be liquidated an acceptable cost).Assuming that you cross these threshold issues, here are some additional comments/considerations:1.

Electrical Engineer.I can learn most programming platforms on my own in a week tops.Still hiring?

Anyway, I just share that story to say that platforms help with SEO, but one is not really better than the other.

@Spencer Faulkner There are a number of ways to market your business on and offline, if you are low on budget it will be better to network in person or give up some of your time to blog, but these really are time consuming options.If you have a marketing budget (doesn't have to be massive) you can make more progress quicker but still have your time to manage the business.Look into ad platforms like, facebook/instagram, reddit and you tube for best value/effectiveness.Facebook - you can create a range of different creatives that appeal to your demographic - FB has very targeted placement options eliminating wasted ad budgets.Instagram - same targeting as FB but you also have the option to buy influences in your niche.Reddit - needs a lot of testing to get established but easy to find groups of people that match your target audience   You tube - create a short video and put it in front of the YT videos that your audience is watching 

I am trying to cross market across multiple media platforms.

I spend a lot of time searching for the great content on this platform and it would be nice if I could find what I'm looking for...faster.

How should we talk to them without crossing the line between being a consultant and being an investor that is providing a service?