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My 5 businesses failed, and I am starting my 6th one. (alien.top)

submitted 10 months ago by CriticalOlive4@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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In 2010, I started selling online. All 5 Ventures failed miserably.
Currently, I am a full-stack software engineer here in TX working with a Fortune 500 company.
I have a dream to have my own business.
My brother will also help me. He is also a software developer.
So, Me and My brother want to go on a little adventure.
You got it right.
Obviously, the straight path is to start with a "Web Design Agency" We want to help SaaS entrepreneurs.
We like to work with SaaS entrepreneurs, from idea validation to live-in production.
I don't have any idea how to start it.
We are trying to find out some clients we can work on.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.

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[–] MysteriousTopic1@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

$5,000 is not very much. What types of things are you including in that package? I have worked a lot with contract developers and off-shore dev teams. If you want suggestions on how to start I can give advice from the perspective of a client. Otherwise

Upwork, Fiverr, post your rate and profile there. Get a couple friends to hire you and pay yourself so you can have a few completed verified projects. People are wary of postings with no reviews or completed projects.