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If clients paid as fast as they asked for revisions, freelancers would be billionaires. 💸

What is your opinion on this—For a startup to stand strongly, it should not be just good and cheap, good and fast, or fast and cheap. All should be false. What do you think?

How many of you have specific skills but don't have clients or don't know how to approach them or an introvert to ask for clients or don't have portfolio?

Client: “We need this app to be FAST.” Us: “Okay.” Client: “And CHEAP.” Us: “Hmm…” Client: “And TOP QUALITY.” Us: nervous laugh Welcome to the holy trinity of software: Fast Cheap Good Pick two. We don’t make the rules — we just code around the

Have you ever been thinking of buying premium denim at affordable and later can be recycled? If not, then we have a moment to discuss the next big startup gig.

looking for cofounder. Should have expertise in blockchain technology with entrepreneurial mindset. We will discuss further things later at meet.

Client: "Can you build this small feature? Shouldn’t take more than an hour." The feature: 4 user roles Real-time sync Payment gateway Email workflows Dashboard with analytics Developers don’t hate clients. They hate “shouldn’t take long” foll

I am starting a tech B2B startup which will only have profit/decent profit only if recurring clients are like alot (atleast more than 1,000 per year). Before having good amount of recurring clients (atleast 1,000 or more) I won't be having profit, m

Health sector is one that is evergreen and people are more focused towards their health nowadays. Thus , I want to create a business where certain professionals would take yoga sessions as well as do workout sessions for weight gain/loss and they wou

I see many ads on social media from agencies promising to help startups get funding and connect with angel investors, VCs, and incubator centers. But they charge a big fee to make reports and financial documents. Later, they don’t actually help, and