u/Yeasiin

I was working on developing an e-commerce platform with something like Shopify in mind. (It’s not actually like Shopify; it’s just an easy-to-use, all-in-one solution with a flexible admin panel that can fit different types of businesses.)

The idea was to provide clients with a ready-made solution. I gave it to someone, and they are already running their business with it.

Now I’m thinking about how I can find more clients who need a solution like this.

How can I sell it to people who are looking for a ready-made e-commerce platform?

By only changing the frontend, the next client should be able to launch their business quickly.

How can I target people who want a ready-made solution instead of building everything from scratch?

I was working on developing an e-commerce platform with something like Shopify in mind. (It’s not actually like Shopify; it’s just an easy-to-use, all-in-one solution with a flexible admin panel that can fit different types of businesses.)

The idea was to provide clients with a ready-made solution. I gave it to someone, and they are already running their business with it.

Now I’m thinking about how I can find more clients who need a solution like this.

How can I sell it to people who are looking for a ready-made e-commerce platform?

By only changing the frontend, the next client should be able to launch their business quickly.

How can I target people who want a ready-made solution instead of building everything from scratch?

I was working on developing an e-commerce platform with something like Shopify in mind. (It’s not actually like Shopify; it’s just an easy-to-use, all-in-one solution with a flexible admin panel that can fit different types of businesses.)

The idea was to provide clients with a ready-made solution. I gave it to someone, and they are already running their business with it.

Now I’m thinking about how I can find more clients who need a solution like this.

How can I sell it to people who are looking for a ready-made e-commerce platform?

By only changing the frontend, the next client should be able to launch their business quickly.

How can I target people who want a ready-made solution instead of building everything from scratch?

Today, a company called me for a second-round interview and asked me to come to Dhaka from Chittagong.

I asked them about the salary range, and they said 8,000–12,000 BDT. It's an on-site position in Mirpur, which means I would have to relocate from Chittagong.

I have 3 years of experience, and after all that, this is the salary they offered me.

I'm starting to wonder if this career path is even worth it.

Some companies seem to want people to work almost for free and then offer salaries like this.

What’s the best way to find clients for things like bug fixing or small development tasks?

I’m a full-stack developer, but I don’t have experience finding freelance clients. Right now I’m in a difficult financial situation and honestly don’t know what to do.

It feels extremely competitive. There are always many other developers applying for the same work, and I often can’t even get clients to respond before they’ve already talked with dozens of other developers, which makes it really hard to find clients.

How can I actually find people who are willing to pay for development work or bug fixes?

I'm a Full-stack developer (3+ years) building web & mobile apps.

What I can help with:

• Web & mobile app development
• Dashboards, APIs & integrations
• Bug fixing & performance improvements
• Figma to responsive UI
• Upgrading or maintaining existing projects
• Virtual assistance & business support
• Data entry, product listing & admin tasks

Available for freelance, contract, or long-term work.
Flexible pricing based on project scope.

DM me if you need help with a project or ongoing support.

I can use Reddit on my Wi-Fi without any problem, but it looks like I can’t use Reddit on my mobile network without a VPN. I thought we had already passed the time when the government banned Reddit.

I’ve been facing this problem for some time now, so I thought I’d ask here: how do you guys bypass it?

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Clients who want quick fixes or urgent work,
how can I find them outside of marketplaces?

I’m not talking about people who already posted jobs on marketplaces, but people who haven’t posted yet and might be looking for someone here and there.

How can I reach clients like this, and where should I look for them?

I’m still kinda new to freelancing and don’t have much experience yet. I’m also struggling to find client work, and Upwork is charging a lot for bidding.