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[Looking for Advice] I own a SaaS business that is not making profits yet, and I could be earning a lot per month as a software developer.
SIDE HUSTLEOur customers can earn a lot off of us because we don't get any commissions from them. This being said, the most important thing for us is to acquire as many customers as possible. We haven't spent a penny in marketing yet so I think that's the major issue. We were able to get our current...- Layton
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[Looking for Advice] I own a SaaS business that is not making profits yet, and I could be earning a lot per month as a software developer.
SIDE HUSTLEYep exactly! Those 10-20 hours per week freelancing would be ideal, but having a hard time to actually find a project that requires that and pay well haha. In order to make $1k a month for me, we need a few more clients, which is something we're expecting to have but definitely not in the...- Layton
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[Looking for Advice] I own a SaaS business that is not making profits yet, and I could be earning a lot per month as a software developer.
SIDE HUSTLEI'd say the limiting factor, for now, is the sales part. We already have a very good and stable version of the app with 7 clients that gets the job done. Some of our clients are pretty big and influential, so they could refer us to other clients which is great, but that happens over time and we...- Layton
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[Looking for Advice] I own a SaaS business that is not making profits yet, and I could be earning a lot per month as a software developer.
SIDE HUSTLEHello everybody! Let me put you in context. I'm the co-founder (CTO) of a SaaS business that is slowly growing but is not making significant profits yet but has the potential to do so. To give you an example, if I close a few more clients I'll be able to make ~$1k per month with the business...- Layton
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Starting a one-man digital marketing agency
MARKETINGAmazing progress so far man ! Just a question.. Are you actively looking for freelance gigs, or all the work comes from referral/past clients?- Layton
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Just released my first Big Project, and need help to take the next steps.
Thank you for your thoughts ! Something that I want to mention is that there already exist a few websites that do the same thing as this one and more. One of these websites lives off ads/donations (I believe), and the other one asks the users to pay for a subscription in order to use the...- Layton
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Just released my first Big Project, and need help to take the next steps.
Well, I didn't do much validation to be honest. That's a big lesson learned. I didn't think about a forum/facebook group, and actually that would be great, since the community is the most important thing to make this work, I believe. Thank you for your comment !- Layton
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Just released my first Big Project, and need help to take the next steps.
Hello everyone ! To give you some context, I'm a web developer, and been coding/designing for 2+ years. 6 months ago I came up with the idea to create a web application for musicians to find other musicians, since some musician family members were struggling with that, and I thought it would be...- Layton
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How To ACTUALLY Get Freelance Clients: Free Leads Across The USA From Craigslist
NOTABLE! SIDE HUSTLE1 - Reads post 2 - Says "F*ck you" to Upwork and looks for an alternative Freelance website 3 - Signs in, submits a proposal. 5 min later, first response. Thank you very much for giving a different perspective. Of course there must be more websites than Upwork! I was cracking my head against...- Layton
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