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B2B SaaS marketplaces with opportunities for indie hackers

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Re: B2B SaaS marketplaces with opportunities for indie hackers

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Correct me if I'm wrong but unless you're already an established brand that people actively seek out, or part of the first X listings in a category of a thing everyone wants (i.e. SEO, Ads, accounting for webshops), wouldn't you already be too late on these market places?

Re: B2B SaaS marketplaces with opportunities for indie hackers

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post #2

Correct me if I'm wrong but unless you're already an established brand that people actively seek out, or part of the first X listings in a category of a thing everyone wants (i.e. SEO, Ads, accounting for webshops), wouldn't you already be too late on these market places?

Not necessarily. A good example is myspace / facebook.

Re: B2B SaaS marketplaces with opportunities for indie hackers

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I work directly with founders of B2B SaaS (run a design a [1] UI/UX design company with a focus on dev teams) which gives me a good idea of the landscape.

The biggest opportunities seem to be in the edtech space, remote working and any other type of category which facilitates remote work.

If you are looking for opportunities, try to map out where your skills and interest can contribute in a remote / wfh economy.

I’ve seen a number of companies scramble to keep up with growth. Others doubled revenue.

[1] https://fairpixels.pro

Re: B2B SaaS marketplaces with opportunities for indie hackers

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post #2

Correct me if I'm wrong but unless you're already an established brand that people actively seek out, or part of the first X listings in a category of a thing everyone wants (i.e. SEO, Ads, accounting for webshops), wouldn't you already be too late on these market places?

Better to be number #25 in a product category with millions of dollars in spend / customers than #1 in a category with nothing

Re: B2B SaaS marketplaces with opportunities for indie hackers

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post #2

Correct me if I'm wrong but unless you're already an established brand that people actively seek out, or part of the first X listings in a category of a thing everyone wants (i.e. SEO, Ads, accounting for webshops), wouldn't you already be too late on these market places?

Go find an unsolved problem that doesn't affect fortune 500 companies but smaller ones, solve it, get paid.
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