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Not really. PG says that just seeing if people will pay you for a certain product is the best validation of it. I want to see if people will pay for a simple MV
by adelevie 15y ago
Not really. PG says that just seeing if people will pay you for a certain product is the best validation of it. I want to see if people will pay for a simple MVP.
- a3camero 15y agoThey will. Prototypes of web sites with rudimentary systems for logging in and changing things can be sold. You can also sell for considerably more than $500. Aim for $3k or more. Many people would love to get a working but not very good version of their site live so they can start raising funds from other people to develop the full service. It's far more convincing when you have a draft than just an idea. People will pay for that.
- adelevie 15y agoWell if you can refer anyone willing to pay that, let me know :)
- a3camero 15y agoHa! Nah, I need the business instead :). It's hard to find paying clients, especially when you're just starting out but it can't hurt to attend a conference or two. Follow up with some of those people and start meeting people who need websites... There are a million posts about marketing yourself by far more qualified people, but you might be on to the right track for building up work. A lot of my work is by word of mouth from people I've built other projects for. $500 is a good deal though for decent work. I'll actually keep you in mind if something comes up and I'm too busy!