We're now in the era where Squarespace businesses are being sold and acquired. Here's my story of building a selling a Squarespace extension. How I validated the idea, how much it cost to build, and why I sold it.

https://omariharebin.com/journal/building-my-first-saas-product

https://omariharebin.com/upwork

https://microacquire.com/

Where to buy and sell internet businesses: https://youtu.be/u3Ce9LjasgI

Caught up with Squarekicker founders, Nick and Hannah Ippolito to learn how they've grown their business and the insights they've gained along the way.  

Try Squarekicker free for 14 days here: https://sqspthemes.com/squarekicker 

https://sqspthemes.com/podcast

8 years ago I left my corporate job as an engineer to become an artist, and ended up freelancing, only to stumble into a deep Squarespace rabbit hole, where the only way out was to build a business around it.

Each week for the next few months I'm gonna be sharing someone else's Sqsp story on the podcast.

Recently I linked up with Will of Will-Myers.com to learn more about how he got into creating tutorials and plugins for Squarespace and we ended up talking for 40 minutes on the game of business, the one essential CSS skill you should know, and why David had to take off Saul's armor.

Enjoy!

Ep 14: Where there's a Will, there's a way https://sqspthemes.com/podcast/will-myers-squarespace

In this episode, we jump straight into a conversation about StorySite. How it works and how it came to be. 

Today's episode is about how to leverage freelance marketplaces and job boards like Craigslist, Upwork, and even Facebook groups to build a client-generating system for your freelance business.

courses.omariharebin.com

How I got started selling Squarespace plugins.

OmariHarebin.com

Learn how Kate went from burnt out to sold-out with Squarespace templates.

Check out her course Scale with Templates.

You have a great product idea but need some help taking it to the next level? You’re working on a crowdfunding campaign but aren’t sure how to reach your goal? Your business is getting off the ground and you need some guidance from someone that’s been in your shoes?

Meet Roberto Hoyas, product maker, crowdfunding hacker and the CEO of Throwboy - a designer throw pillow company. He helps people unlock their creative potential and make their ideas into real, tangible, successful products. Whether it’s a Kickstarter campaign or sketching out a web application, he can’t help but get excited to make something new for people.

Early in the pandemic, Kerstin and I discuss what this means for us as Squarespace entrepreneurs. 

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