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You could try pivoting the product to help individuals that need to use foreign freelancers to have their app developed, because they don't have enough money to pay a local developer, and they can't find a technical co-founder. This is actually a very common problem. Working with foreign freelancers is cheap by the hour, but many times the end cost may be huge due to a difficulty in finding, hiring, and managing remote, sometimes low quality developers. There isn't a good solution to this at the moment, but many people are working on it. If you'd like to discuss more about the background of that problem, or other potential pivots, or how to improve your product's landing page (it's pretty bad at the moment), let me know, best, Lee

I've been a web and UX designer for about ten years. I've mostly given up client work, but I stay fresh through research and occasional practice. As a writer for Web Designer Depot, I spend a lot of time researching the tools of the trade. So far, my favorite app for wireframes has probably been Google Draw. I'm not even joking. Between the drawing features, the available shapes, and the collaboration and sharing features, it usually does what I need. The one caveat is that it can only do low-fi wireframes and prototypes. If you need to do a lot of prototyping in mid-to-high-fidelity, you'll want software dedicated to that. The point is, choose the tool that helps you get YOUR point across to YOUR client, as efficiently as possible. Are you developing interfaces for smaller, simpler sites? Google Draw can do that. Do you need something more complex? Look into Adobe XD, or InVision. I... actually wrote a massive guide on this subject, but I don't know what the policy on links is around here. I'll just say this: tell us what you need to prototype, and for whom, and we can give you more targeted suggestions.

For 100 books (extremely small run), likely best to use a POD (print on demand) service like Blurb or Amazon's similar service (name escapes me right now). Way cheaper to self publish any run size + especially so for small runs.

Seems like you might be asking how to be an expert on Clarify. There's no application process... just... Answer people's questions.

As I have had regional responsibility covering several countries is normal for me to think about bringing customers from several different countries. Follow some points that can be considered. Questions per example as: - Main KPI´s and Strategic Goals. - What are the Go to Market Strategies? - Does your Business Plan define Goas, Strategies and Actions to achieve public abroad? We also have to consider that today some web tools are worlwide tools. So, we can go to different alternatives depending on your products. To have quality in your products and to promote actions through Internet and other ways can also leverage the penetration of your business in another countries. The better diagnostics only will be possible with a deep evaluation of your products and businesses If you have a good quality Business Plan it will be key for the development of Strategies and Actions in order to bring more results for your company. It will be a pleasure to answer your questions having more details. I think I can contribute considerably. For that I am totally available.

If you want to "raise more money", you could add more advanced features and add in-app purchases for them. Statistically, about 5% of app users pay for in app purchases (but obviously depends on what features you add). Alternatively, add advertisements, or just use the existing income you're already getting to work on your next app. In terms of getting investment: If you coded the app yourself, and you're getting >$10k from it each week, sounds like you can continue to develop it, and anything else, without any need to give up equity for an investment. Meanwhile, if you only made $10k the first week, and now aren't making anything off of it, you're not going to get investment. If you'd like to go over it in more detail, with regard to the specifics of your app let me know, best, Lee

Give details about your business, including your current monetization approaches + likely someone can assist you.

Hi, Allan here. I have been leading our market research team for the last 3 years. I would say that market research is very essential in setting up your business. You need to know the demographics, people flow, availability of physical location, etc. I want to help you further so please let me know if we can talk. Thank you very much!

Build and iterate the idea, and your understanding of the type of person that would want to buy it. Make each iterative step as you gain enough confidence to invest the time and money needed to take that step. For instance, you can start by asking friends and family while it's still just an idea. If it seems to have promise, maybe make a landing page for it for free on somewhere like Weebly.com. Start showing the landing page to friends and family again, but also to strangers now, and ask their opinion. Iterate the landing page, and prices etc. based on this feedback. Maybe then build an online survey that you can circulate to more anonymous people within your theorized target demographic. See how they respond, and iterate the idea, website, and target demographic if needed. Then see if you can get people to actually sign up. Contact everyone you've talked to up until now and show them the now polished website, idea, etc. and offer it to them at an early bird discount. See if anyone bites. etc. Let me know if you'd like more specific help with any of those steps, with regard to your specific idea, best, Lee

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You need to build your presentable reputation. Generally, the better your presentable reputation, the better your pay. This is because the payer will have more evidence that you'll do a good job, so they'll be willing to pay more for higher quality work, and they'll be taking less of a risk by hiring you. I use the word "presentable" reputation because it's important to remember that the ability to show someone your reputation (i.e. transfer it from the end of one job to the start of the next) is the most important part in building a reputation over time, allowing you to earn more and more. A presentable reputation can take many forms, including the following: 1) a college degree 2) professional experience 3) a verbal or written recommendation from a friend 4) online reviews of you or your product (e.g. Yelp, Amazon, Ebay, etc.) 5) media coverage 6) a book you write etc. All of those take time to get, but some can be faster and easier to get than others. Luckily, if you're a good, hard working, and smart person, you most likely already have option #3, since you've been alive for a while and have probably made some friends. So start with that. Reach out to all of your friends and acquaintances and tell them that you're looking for a job and give them a list of what you'd be interested in, and the related skills you possess. Any job you get from those referrals will most likely be better paid than any job you'd get by not using those referrals, since the referrals are allowing you to transfer the positive reputation you've built up over the years to the new job. Go from there. It will take time, but you'll have to start building a better presentable reputation, and by starting with the foundation of your existing reputation you'll start as well off as currently possible. Side Note: The ability to use internet platforms (like Youtube, Amazon, Yelp, etc.) as places to get, save, and display reputation permanently, and in an easy to discover manner, is what allows "nobody's" to become millionaires. For instance Amazon sellers start with 0 stars, but once they get a couple purchases and ratings, if those ratings are good, the encourage more people to buy, and it turns into a domino effect where more people buy and more good ratings come in. This takes time too though, so be aware of that if you decide to go that route.

These are questions best addressed by the corporate advisory service handling the sale of the business. It is not necessarily a lengthy process to secure a PE deal. Some PE firms are well placed to take a quick decision provided, and this is an important caveat, provided you are well prepared and have all your ducks in a row. And you have the advantage of a full management team and one (presumably) already motivated by a share incentive scheme. It's imperative you have a good corporate finance adviser on board. It may well be that your best option is for the management team to raise finance independently and without relying on PE. I must confess that the latter part of your post has lost me completely and I've no idea what you're trying to get clarified!

If you've had a good month I can see the temptation to take those figures and multiple by 12. However, it's not as simple as that, unfortunately. Your run rate is a financial prediction based on your current performance. So, it would be reasonable to plot your performance over the last year (or two) and use that to extrapolate likely future trajectory. It is always exclusive of VAT.

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I would find talent on UpWork. If you post one job and include your Skype or Email the response will be overwhelming. I am not sure you are going to want some high quality candidates -- I'd create a Google Form with a series of questions to properly vet the candidates coming through. You can then put your top five candidates on a one week trial period measuring the quality and speed of their work to determine if you would like to continue working with them.

Hello! My name is Humberto Valle, I'm the founder of Unthink Digital Marketing (www.Unthink.me) I have been helping new businesses and startups for the better part of 10 years. I have sold 2 companies as well as failed a few others and currently ran my agency for 7 years. To start I want to congratulate you for following a niche in a market that is poorly served. This will facilitate your go-to-market strategy. With that said, I do have to agree with the previous answer. You need to focus on only one channel, not necessarily a group but a distribution channel and method. For example, your lowest cost will always be direct to consumer through online sales. This means you need to have a website properly designed to funnel visitors, curious browsers and those with an actual search through the process of getting them exposed to the solution, interested in the product and brand, and wanting to try them. By leveraging digital media you can then attain other channels as they approach you versus you diluting your efforts trying to get to them. What I suggest you do is have a really good website flow designed (a funnel from visitor to subscriber or purchase) so that you have good SEO, good Calls To Action, good images, good offers and good content demonstrating what your product solves. Get into Amazon. Position yourself in the right social media channels and with the right sort of updates and shares. Get on Linkedin and build relationships with the Presidents, CEOs, Managers, Franchisees, etc. in charge of making purchase orders. Use social media, including Linkedin to promote your value proposition (not the product or its price). If you were to reach out to companies directly, is all about having a strategy. Send a few samples to a few strategic clients ( headquarters of franchises or companies with subsidiaries and retailers) Don't waste your time trying to get in with small companies which can be just as hard as any other company. If you would like some help creating a good marketing campaign and strategy for your product, please do consider us at www.Unthink.me - we have helped small businesses through the world, some universities and city level governments.

Interesting question, I'm not sure what is the purpose of this question but I'll answer it as best as possible :) I have been contributing to Clarity since it started pretty much, at some point even helped with some feedback on some possible iterations and updates a few years ago. I love what Clarity offers which the way I see it is not about the calls or the question and answer but the opportunity for experts and those with questions to bridge the journey between that problem awareness to getting their problem solved - either by calling someone, getting an in-depth response written to them, or hiring them or their companies directly based on the knowledge provided through this platform. As a marketer, I see the journey as Awareness, Consideration, Decision - Clarity helps someone with a problem bridge that realization right onto the decision of fixing something. Quora, on the other hand, does offer some cool features such as requesting certain people to answer but their positioning is not targeting to build a community of 'experts' so the answers you get might not be worth the wait. Quora doesn't encourage you to schedule calls instead it monetizes off ads and partners. Clarity is meant specifically for businesses and startups - not random 'everything questions.' Quora is a place to gain and share knowledge. It's a platform to ask questions and connect with people who contribute unique insights and quality answers. vs. Make faster & better decisions to grow your business. Clarity is your lifeline that instantly connects you with battle-tested advice from entrepreneurs. One of the biggest of why I just love Clarity is because its part of a bigger community of entrepreneurs and business owners and experts who reach out to each other and are 'there' for each other whereas with clarity - is too generic and there is no community in place.

From how I understand your product, it sounds like it would allow people that buy a lot of items from company A to then use points from those purchases to get free items from company B. If that's true, I don't think many companies would want to sign up for the service, since there's the potential that they might end up being "company B", which would mean that they'd be essentially paying "company A" and giving away items for free, and not getting anything in return.

It would be a generalist support role that is 100% reactive focused on putting out fires. Such companies have huge support teams that are under strict workforce planning with well though trough (to the minute) scheduling and multiple support channels (email, chat & phone) that requires reps to be always logged to their scheduled channel on time. Metrics like average handle time & idle time become very important as big support organisations are under strict financial investment plannings and have to monitor costs. It also involves managing remote & scaling overseas teams if company is chasing the sun (24-7 support). One of the bigger challenges then becomes front line workers tenure, turnover, employee attrition and retention.

It is sad to hear that you have General Anxiety Disorder (GAD). As your first step, choose a pen name when you want to learn how to blog anonymously and make money. If your blog is successful, you may end up using the same pen name for years to come, so do not rush the process. As an example, if you are going to blog about business topics, choose an authoritative name. For instance, if your real name is more youthful such as Zoey or Milo, you may want to use a pen name with a more classic sounding first name such as Charles or Allison. If your blog is about comic books or pop culture, then select a trendy name. Type in your top choices of pen names online to confirm that other successful bloggers are not already using the name. One type is the Random Name Generator, a free online tool to use. You will need to file a fictitious business name statement. Once you have selected a name to blog anonymously, you can launch your site. Starting a blog can take only a couple of hours, but you most likely should spend time researching your market before creating a new blog. Niche blogs tend to do better than generalized ones. For instance, you can find countless blogs about popular topics such as selling on eBay or writing an eBook. When considering how to start an anonymous blog, you should not include your personal name in the URL. If you are planning to monetize your blog eventually, self-hosting is preferred. When you host your blog, you can run ads and advertise any products and services on the site. You need to pay a minimal monthly fee to get your website online. Most bloggers work extremely hard to connect with audiences and earn extra money in the process. If you want to monetize your blog, you will have to work at it. For instance, you may decide on posting two blogs a week. If your blog is not active, you are less likely to build traffic. As your audience grows, you will be more likely to earn money from the blog. You can read more here: https://financialwolves.com/blog-anonymously/ Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath

There are large, well-established competitors in this space but still room for you to succeed. Does your software specifically meet the needs of your industry or own customer base? You can carve out a niche if it does. Can you integrate it with other industry software? If so, that is another route to go. A long-time former client built a sustainable business on software they purchased and then perfected for their industry, and others have enjoyed similar success, so it is not impossible to do.

LinkedIn is very good for finding people for all kinds of business relationships, but you encounter most new connections in a very roundabout and indirect way: through your own network. It can be slow going. But I recently found out about Purple Squirrel, which is specifically for job seekers looking to break into a company, especially sought-after companies like Microsoft, Google, Apple, etc. It's a platform where you the job seeker can ask about opportunities and what it's like to work at a place like one of the above and actual people who work there will respond so you can build the rapport you need to get an insider to vouch for you. They're definitely going to be more prepared to talk with you about their company than on LinkedIn where you hope they'll deign to click Accept on your connect invite. You can also schedule paid calls to talk with them and deepen the connection so you're even more top-of-mind. I'm not affiliated with the company but I'm connected via LinkedIn with one of the founders and I think the platform is a good one on principle. http://purplesquirrel.io Hope that helps.