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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…
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Someone who spends their free time building a single SaaS tool for other indie hackers needs. Then struggling to gain any traction and deciding to repeat the process over and over.
Wait, why is it exclusively „other indie hackers needs“?
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…
You mentioned remote work, I'm curious for your opinion on nomadlist?
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…
Can someone please tell me what is an 'indie hacker' ?
People define it differently, but generally I think of indie hackers as people, usually technical, who are building or are aiming to build smaller tech businesses. They generally either bootstrap or raise small amounts of money. A lot of indie hackers are would be happy with a business that makes 5-10k USD per month per founder
I work with Salesforce,so I'm quite familiar with the ecosystem. I think a lot people on HN would have a hard time believing the kind of apps that exist on AppExchange and the number of companies that are willing to spend money on them.
Is it still like that or have they moved on?
We do a lot of work with SaaS businesses helping them with product design and if needed capital and development. Our primary work is in remote work for non-desktop people and educational/video space plus live ecommerce which seems to be the areas that are really thriving right now. Even if covid passes organizations will still be looking for tools that makes them resillient to that kind of disruption again. So plenty…
"Our primary work is in remote work for non-desktop people and educational/video space plus a live ecommerce"
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Their numbers seem to be going up as well: https://nomadlist.com/open
Which is surprising as I assumed not many people would be travelling at the moment.
I work with Salesforce,so I'm quite familiar with the ecosystem. I think a lot people on HN would have a hard time believing the kind of apps that exist on AppExchange and the number of companies that are willing to spend money on them.