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Upwork experience as a non-tech person
SIDE HUSTLEAwesome post here... I've never heard of Upwork until now and just did a 30 minute dive into it. Seems promising if you have a skill set in demand and time to execute. In Fastlane terms, it seems like Control and Time may be your challenges here. After reading a few posts through Lex...- Jesse D
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- Forum: Side Hustles, Freelancing, Web Design
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Roadmap for market testing small product-- online or brick & mortar?
SIDE HUSTLEThanks Vadim-- Very good idea here. I was just working on a website layout last night-- I'll have to integrate some of the ideas you mentioned in your Step 1. I have been working the product awareness effort since we hit 2020 through social channels while also building up a Kickstarter page...- Jesse D
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Roadmap for market testing small product-- online or brick & mortar?
SIDE HUSTLEHaven't been on here in a while, but yes! Been working on Kickstarter content to test the market mind and see where it goes. I'd figure it's a low risk effort on my side and a soft launch. I have prototypes and everything so the development and usability can be showcased. Now I'm just working on...- Jesse D
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Roadmap for market testing small product-- online or brick & mortar?
SIDE HUSTLEThank you Eskil! These are great ideas to consider and there is valid logic behind both. I'm going to put some more thought into these! Best, Jesse- Jesse D
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How to find a need / problem?
In my opinion Amazon is a great tool to identify market/product problems. Amazon has so much valuable data-- all for free. Existing customer comments/reviews on products that sell high volumes is key. Steps: 1) Find a product your interested in on Amazon 2) Make sure it has plenty of...- Jesse D
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- Forum: Ideas, Concept Feedback
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Roadmap for market testing small product-- online or brick & mortar?
SIDE HUSTLEHi Everyone! I read TMF almost a year ago and it kick started me into developing a small product for a mobile device (i.e. cell phone) stand and cord holder. My design philosophy was simple: 1) Research a similar, high volume selling product online and in box stores (Amazon, Home Depot...- Jesse D
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