I don't understand, you're creating your own digital marketing agency, what does that have to do with outsourcing? Why should it matter that starting rates in NL are 50/60 EUR? Or are you trying to outsource sales? In which case, aren't you supposed to be able to generate warm leads using SEO and SEA, as that's your business?
On a more general note, do you have a successful existing business in NL?
If yes: it might make sense to expand to the US.
If no: you're choosing to compete in one of the most competitive markets in the world, and everyone in that market speaks the language like a native and understands the business culture like a native. I'd take a step back and re-evaluate the likelihood that'd you'd succeed, unless you can hire a team locally, but I don't think you'd be asking these questions if you'd be in a position to do that.
I don't want to be a downer, I just think that you should stack the deck in your favour. Don't compete in a crowded space, in a competitive market, where everyone has a leg up on you because they're locals. Just doesn't make sense.
I can answer some of your questions on taxes and legal structures as I've started companies in NL before and did some business outside of the EU, send me a PM if interested.
But honestly, consider what has a higher chance of success (when starting) doing business in the country where you have a network, speak the language like a native, are based, and understand the culture. Or doing business where everyone else has that except you, plus you're 6-9 timezones away from your clients.
On a more general note, do you have a successful existing business in NL?
If yes: it might make sense to expand to the US.
If no: you're choosing to compete in one of the most competitive markets in the world, and everyone in that market speaks the language like a native and understands the business culture like a native. I'd take a step back and re-evaluate the likelihood that'd you'd succeed, unless you can hire a team locally, but I don't think you'd be asking these questions if you'd be in a position to do that.
I don't want to be a downer, I just think that you should stack the deck in your favour. Don't compete in a crowded space, in a competitive market, where everyone has a leg up on you because they're locals. Just doesn't make sense.
I can answer some of your questions on taxes and legal structures as I've started companies in NL before and did some business outside of the EU, send me a PM if interested.
But honestly, consider what has a higher chance of success (when starting) doing business in the country where you have a network, speak the language like a native, are based, and understand the culture. Or doing business where everyone else has that except you, plus you're 6-9 timezones away from your clients.
