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> If they have a website, try to get them on Shopify So ... they then pay you for helping them get on Shopify? I can see how one might be able to convince a b
by gknoy 6y ago
> If they have a website, try to get them on Shopify
So ... they then pay you for helping them get on Shopify? I can see how one might be able to convince a business owner that they could benefit from using Shopify, but is there room in there for a third party to sell configuration services?
Please forgive my being a noob with regard to Shopify. Their "getting started" page makes it seem like it's something the business owner just does on their own, so how does one come across as a _useful_ helper for that process?
- MattGaiser 6y ago> Their "getting started" page makes it seem like it's something the business owner just does on their own You are vastly overestimating their computer savvy in many cases. Lots of small businesses barely have email. So even with the self onboarding option, many businesses need help. But what I was thinking was more in line with this: https://developers.shopify.com/custom-development https://developers.shopify.com/custom-development I am admittedly not a Shopify developer. I just have friends who make decent coin doing it while not being very good coders in general.