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Bootstrapping a productized service to $40,000 MRR in 6 months
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--- SEEKING WORK - Remote Unlimited UI/UX design marketplace (our designers are based in Indonesia and we pay then a high salary!) --- 6 months ago I posted on HN I was starting a productized service: Unlimited design services for a fi
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Start with value. Before thinking about validating your idea / researching your market etc ask yourself "What value am I providing to the world / to the market?". Value is fundamental to your business because you, as an
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Start with your users. Talk to your most loyal users and try to identify their needs and the value they are getting from your SaaS. Why do they use your service? What is their single biggest frustration / the single biggest value they
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Ask HN: Who else wants to be mentored to start a productized service?
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10 examples of productized services you can start today
(indiehackers.com)
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The Anatomy of a Productized Service
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10 years of shipping side projects: Lessons learned
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Insider view of growing to $50,000 in MRR in March 2018
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Ask HN: Best papers on business?
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Thanks, will also reply on Sunday!
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Thanks! Getting back to you on Sun!
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Hey Sven! Yes, totally. My plan is actually not to deal with the customers projects myself and not to tell my staff that this customer is not "real" :) Good ideas for the rest, will experiment with that.
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I understand your point of view. I think hiring entrepreneurs with real design needs (and experience) can help us in two ways: 1. We will have to work on real projects and treat them as "real customers" which will give us customer
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Tell HN: Help me get to 100K MRR and be rewarded for it
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Ask HN: Where can I learn about startup operations?
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I run https://www.manypixels.co -- It is an unlimited design service for startups. We also have a 10 days, 100% money back guarantee and can always add extra days if there are delays. Here is a 25% forever discount code for HN (
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$50k/month with my current business: Manypixels ( https://www.manypixels.co ) I do work with many freelancers though.
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We posted our product, Manypixels ( https://www.manypixels.co ) there last week (I wrote an article on how we scaled it to $15k in MRR). The article got on the first page of HN and got us about 50 new subscribers ($10k in revenue)
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OP here. How can I edit this?
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Feel free to try, we have a 10 days, 100% money back guarantee anyway!
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We do not spend any money on advertising. We only do direct sales and content marketing. We had our first 10 subscribers with direct sales.
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We are just making what people want and mostly it goes from word of mouth. We are also limiting our services. We know that people love the type of illustrations we do (for blog posts/landing pages), love the type of landing pages we do
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Thanks!
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Thanks for the love! We love you too so here is a 20% forever discount code on all subscriptions (only 10 available): 915Z6X1
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Most of our clients are located in the US, Europe, and Australia. Our team is based in a few different cities in Asia (and I am too, actually I am replying to all people on the chat of our website in a taxi in Yogyakarta, Indonesia). We pay
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No problem! We should actually articulate better on our homepage our process and why we are able to still deliver high quality work at relatively affordable prices.
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OP here. I am in Asia and work with the best designers here (a lot of designers have worked previously with top UI teams at leading startups in Asia and even two unicorns). They handle 3 to 4 clients per month and we make only a small margi
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OP here. 100% agree with you, it is a new concept. The $15k figure is what we made so far in February. It still has to be fully proven. Right now our best clients are startups that require a lot of graphic design work mostly for their Insta
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Lessons from starting a design-as-a-service startup
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