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I don't think the title is self-explanatory at all. It is a very broad question that could have been answered through a lot of different angles. You want advic
by soneca 7y ago
I don't think the title is self-explanatory at all. It is a very broad question that could have been answered through a lot of different angles.
You want advice on how do you effectively manage your time? How do you effectively manage your money? How do you manage your effectively team/contractors? How do you effectively find a good product? Good customers?
- quotz 7y agoI am sorry for not explaining a bit more in the title. I wanted to ask about finding ways of funding for a bootstrapped startup. Without savings, bootstrapping seems pretty terrifying
- soneca 7y agoThen I think krm01 answer is the right path: "best way is to build a product for a single customer, who will pay you upfront". About it being B2C product, there you have the exact reason why it is better to bootstrap B2B products than B2C. Building a B2B product is how you bootstrap a startup effectively. If building a B2C is "non-negotiable", then you should try to minimize the cost of building a product the most. For example, not coding a product. There is a new site that aims at this sort of solution: https://www.makerpad.co https://www.makerpad.co. Validating business without code. Might be useful.