Rate my business idea:
I target companies, often smaller ones that don't have well established websites etc. Then i try to convince them to buy my services in terms of creating/upgrading their website. If they catch the bait for example for website creation, I offer them to make them a professional website for say 200 euros. Then I simply find some ranjeep from New Delhi trough Fiverr and let him make the website for under 20 bucks. The profit margin would be amazing, and a lot of the geezers owning the companies wouldn't even know of sites like Fiverr.
Thoughts?
>>1041785
Small business owners are the worst customers you could possibly have. They are extremely stingy with their money, and even if you manage to land one as a customer, they will keep badgering you for years to buy their shit as well.
Furthermore sales of that size are in a deadzone of cost-efficiency. Pure marketing wouldn't acquire you any new business - you'd have to do personal sales, but that would require a time investment that might not be worth the effort, considering you make only a couple hundred euro per sale.
>>1041785
Like the anon before me said, also:
If you hire a guy for 20 bucks he will do a shit job, won't understand the requirements and you will spend weeks with back-and-forth mailing and iterations.
He will jump ship after the third email that tells him that the site he did is shit.
>but I will find an honest webdev who is happy to work with me
That won't happen, because he won't be this fucking cheap and/or already working on a much better gig.
>>1041785
I literally just started working on this exact business for £3.99 a pop and £5.99 with premium features (cheap since I will use templates and give a load of guides to development) for a basic first website and email capture system
sooo
hahahah
>>1041828
Guys I want in, hire me.
I know html, css, js, node, angular, c#
The 'designers' on Fiver are jokes. Your better off just designing the site yourself using Wix, Shopify, or any other website builder.
>>1041785
there are thousands of kids building shitty websites for old people here-I am taking an excel class and was trying to explain to one of these kids that it wasn't worth the business' while to learn the skills necessary to do it themselves-he thought he was super slick making a bit of money using a cheesey website building site to do it
>>1041830
the beauty of my product is that I make the package then sell it pretty much as-is with minimal effort from me afterwards, otherwise I would
>>1041880
of course I'm currently building it and haven't sold any yet but I'll be drawing profit from my first sale if it is successful since I have done all the work developing it myself
