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097: Top Ten Lessons I Learned To Collect $10K From My Customer To Build a SaaS And Have Him Pay Me $2.5K to Do It!
If you want to beocme a SaaS entrepreneur, you have to be intentional about it! [TweetThis]
This episode is probably the longest I have ever done int he history of this show, but I guarantee you that it is with good reason.
In episode 093 of the podcast I took you through a step-by-step process of how I was able to get development started in my very first SaaS project and how I was able to get my customer to pay for the Development cost of $10,000.
In this episode I share with you my top ten lessons learned of how I was able to accomplish this and also have my customer pay me, directly, $2,500 to develop this product for him.
I's a long episode, but you don't want to miss an ounce of it!
You can find today's show notes at http://NewClassRising.com/097
Hit Me Up on Twitter: @Hector_Avellan
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By Business and Economics Discussions w/ Guests like Anthony Tran, Fabian CalvIf you want to beocme a SaaS entrepreneur, you have to be intentional about it! [TweetThis]
This episode is probably the longest I have ever done int he history of this show, but I guarantee you that it is with good reason.
In episode 093 of the podcast I took you through a step-by-step process of how I was able to get development started in my very first SaaS project and how I was able to get my customer to pay for the Development cost of $10,000.
In this episode I share with you my top ten lessons learned of how I was able to accomplish this and also have my customer pay me, directly, $2,500 to develop this product for him.
I's a long episode, but you don't want to miss an ounce of it!
You can find today's show notes at http://NewClassRising.com/097
Hit Me Up on Twitter: @Hector_Avellan