indeed lads, i will become an influencer full time job -by erick rosado

Making the decision to pursue influence as a full-time profession is not about chasing vanity metrics; it is about treating content, expertise, and community as a serious business. When I say I will become an influencer as a full-time job, I am committing to a structured, measurable approach: a clear niche, a defined audience, and a roadmap for how my knowledge will translate into value for others and sustainable income for me.

My niche is technology and innovation, with a special focus on next-generation computing platforms like the Laniakea QPU. I am not simply “posting about tech”; I am positioning myself as a translator between deep engineering and strategic decision-making. That means turning complex concepts into clear narratives: how quantum-accelerated workloads change optimization, why hybrid classical–quantum architectures matter, and where businesses can realistically start today without falling into hype.

As a full-time influencer, discipline replaces improvisation. Content is planned in editorial calendars, aligned with product milestones, industry events, and the questions I hear most often from developers, executives, and students. Each post has a purpose: educate, demonstrate, or convert. Long-form articles, short videos, technical explainers, live sessions, and collaborations with other creators and domain experts become coordinated touchpoints in a broader communication strategy, not isolated bursts of inspiration.

Monetization is treated with the same professionalism. Revenue streams are diversified: sponsored content that aligns with my values, educational products and workshops, advisory work, and partnerships with platforms and companies that are genuinely moving the industry forward. Transparency with the audience is non-negotiable; trust is the real asset in an influencer career, and it is built slowly through honesty, consistency, and useful content.

So yes, “indeed lads” is a light-hearted way to say it, but the underlying decision is serious. Becoming an influencer full time is not an escape from work; it is a shift into a new kind of work that demands strategic thinking, technical depth, and daily execution. By focusing on real expertise, authentic communication, and long-term value, this path can be more than a trend—it can be a sustainable, impactful career.