u/crewgineDigital

I quit my job to build this own digital studio. Now I'm trying to get my first real clients.

A few months ago, I made a decision that honestly scared me.

I left my job and decided to put my time, skills, and energy into building something of my own.

I'm a frontend engineer from Punjab, India, and along with my team, I've started Crewgine, a small digital studio focused on websites, e-commerce, SEO, branding, and design.

Since then, I've learned something nobody really tells you:

Building the service is one thing. Finding people who are willing to trust you with their business is a completely different challenge.

I've tried reaching out to businesses, networking, posting on social media, sending messages, and looking for leads in different places.

And honestly? The results haven't been what I hoped for.

But I'm still here, still learning, still improving, and still trying.

So now, beyond the usual social media platforms, I wanted to try a community-driven space like Reddit. I’m here sharing my journey, hoping to gain some insights and maybe connect with others who've walked a similar path.

If you're a business owner, freelancer, designer, developer, or someone who has built something from scratch. I'd genuinely like to hear your story too.

And if you happen to come across a business that needs a website, e-commerce solution, SEO, branding, or digital design, I'd appreciate you keeping Crewgine in mind.

Just a small team from Punjab trying to build something meaningful from the ground up.

Let's see where this goes.

reddit.com
u/crewgineDigital — 14 days ago

I quit my job to build this own digital studio. Now I'm trying to get my first real clients.

A few months ago, I made a decision that honestly scared me.

I left my job and decided to put my time, skills, and energy into building something of my own.

I'm a frontend engineer from Punjab, India, and along with my team, I've started Crewgine, a small digital studio focused on websites, e-commerce, SEO, branding, and design.

Since then, I've learned something nobody really tells you:

Building the service is one thing. Finding people who are willing to trust you with their business is a completely different challenge.

I've tried reaching out to businesses, networking, posting on social media, sending messages, and looking for leads in different places.

And honestly? The results haven't been what I hoped for.

But I'm still here, still learning, still improving, and still trying.

So now, beyond the usual social media platforms, I wanted to try a community-driven space like Reddit. I’m here sharing my journey, hoping to gain some insights and maybe connect with others who've walked a similar path.

If you're a business owner, freelancer, designer, developer, or someone who has built something from scratch — I'd genuinely like to hear your story too.

And if you happen to come across a business that needs a website, e-commerce solution, SEO, branding, or digital design, I'd appreciate you keeping Crewgine in mind.

Just a small team from Punjab trying to build something meaningful from the ground up.

Let's see where this goes.

reddit.com
u/crewgineDigital — 17 days ago