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Dead broke (alien.top)

submitted 2 years ago by Iwannaberich10@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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I am 20 years old and my business has tanked.

I have $300 left to my name and I need to start cash flowing as fast as humanly possible.

My plan is to get back into sales cash flow 5-10k per month then roll that money into entrepreneurial ventures

I have two years of sales experience -Tech SDR -logistics AE -selling my own offer (small business SAAS)

My question is: What type of sales should I pursue

Tech sales
Commission only High ticket closing for personal brand offers (coaching, courses, etc)

I really dislike the corporate space but I know I could land a pretty high paying tech sales job fast with my resume.

High ticket sales is what I really want to do but the barrier to entry is much greater. It’s all about who you know, networking and would take time that I don’t have

What should I do. By this time next month I NEED to be making 5k minimum per month

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[–] SmoothAmbassador8@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

Uber eats delivery can nab you $15-$20/hr.

I suggest you prospect / sell yourself into a well-respected medium-sized (>200 people) tech company. Very remote friendly and you’ll probably travel most of the time.

Target VPs of sales with emails and cold calls. If you know how to sell a SMB business, you should be able to do this. GL, OP.