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If you're sure you can get the business to support it, then go to the bank and get a loan. If you aren't able to do that, you're probably stuck slowly bootstra
by david927 13y ago
If you're sure you can get the business to support it, then go to the bank and get a loan. If you aren't able to do that, you're probably stuck slowly bootstrapping. (You're asking for advice, but it's hard to really help because you haven't given a lot of details.) If you have 20 customers after years and it's not profitable enough to hire more developers, I'm guessing you'll have a hard time finding investors. But I don't know. In all cases, I wish you luck and hope you find what it takes to get lift-off. I know how hard it is.
Edit: You might want to take a look at http://www.cofounderslab.com http://www.cofounderslab.com
- davidfm 13y agoI looked at cofounderslab a while back. Can't remember what stopped me completing it then. It seems to have evolved a lot. Thanks for replying, much appreciated. Edit: CoFoundersLab looks really hopeful David. It's just gone down for updates but I liked what I saw - thanks again!
- david927 13y agoHappy to help! My email is in my profile if you have any questions at all. Again, all the best of luck!