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Your point makes sense. But I find it difficult to figure out what SaaS I could offer, because: 1. I get new client maybe once or twice a year. 2. I solve ver
by kulikalov 5y ago
Your point makes sense. But I find it difficult to figure out what SaaS I could offer, because:
1. I get new client maybe once or twice a year.
2. I solve very case-specific problems for my clients.
So, very few clients with very different goals.
Thanks for suggestion, I guess I didn't think about this hard enough. If I'm already in a very warm contact with people who is capable of spending thousands of dollars on software every month, they must be interested in some kind of SaaS.
- high_byte 5y agoyour new clients aren't limited by your old clients. if you have a saas idea you think is good you should go for it. courses can be profitable, but vast majority aren't, it's a fairly crowded space. might work, idk, I'm not from this space. just seems like a hella lot of work and you could make more for less in your field.