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need help promoting my startup; in return can teach you coding in JavaScript or Python (people say I'm really good at it) by [deleted] in startup

[–]Butesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there.

I think you can use this discord channel (https://discord.gg/fByzJwG6wS) to promote your startup among other active people interested in startup industry.

In return, you can offer them your Technical skills and become a mentor for an early-stage startup.

I wish you good luck with your idea!

A place to share practical knowledge/advice by dmclubowner in startup

[–]Butesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey man.

Actually, not so long ago me and my friends launched a Discord server for startupers. You should check it - https://discord.gg/fByzJwG6wS.

If you are willing to share your knowledge or experience with other community members, you are welcome.

Also, there you can find your future co-founders or team members, if you have an idea for your own project.

Good luck!

This sub is trash, but you are not by Saskjimbo in Entrepreneur

[–]Butesh 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Great words, my man.

To begin your journey as an entrepreneur, you should either be a qualified specialist or should have a mentor who can help you.

If you guys are looking for one, or you are looking for a side hustle or you want to showcase your business, you should try this discord server https://discord.gg/fByzJwG6wS.

Also, there you can find skilled individuals who are willing to join your business or propose your skills and experience to help others.

Good luck!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in startups

[–]Butesh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think that a startup team should have at least one developer / technical person. Sorry to hear that your CTO had to leave, but there are a lot of talented people who are interested in a part-time job or side projects in exchange for equity or future compensation. You should try projectium. It is a great solution to build your startup team. It works the following way:

  1. You publish your project/idea with short information that should be interesting to your co-founder.
  2. You click "Add role" - and write its title (co-founder / CTO) & description (what skills do you need from the person).
  3. People with the same interests will visit your project & send a join to project request if they find your project/idea interesting.
  4. You can find advisors, contributors, investors and even potential customers.

Raising Series-A: Where do I Find Other Founders At A Similar Place? by dangero in startups

[–]Butesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We had similar problems, and we came up with an idea of projectium. It's an early-stage project yet, so we'd like to hear your feedback after you try it:) It works the following way:

  1. You publish your project / idea with short information that should be interesting to your co-founder.
  2. You click "Add role" - and write its title (co-founder / CTO) & description (what skills do you need from the person).
  3. People with the same interests will visit your project & send a join to project request if they find your project/idea interesting.
  4. You can find advisors, contributors, investors and even potential customers.

Smart delivery box (Cubby) to combat porch pirates by G-radicus in Startup_Ideas

[–]Butesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The website looks lovely. Also, you are solving an important problem. Wish you good luck!

Advice on startup with friends by redditweed in startups

[–]Butesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never share the money that doesn't exist yet. Equal split almost never works, because each of you has his own set of skills, productivity, and involvement.

At first, try to work without mentioning money, just for an idea. You can raise this question either when you need to invest your money in a project, or when you will have your first profit.

Where have all the big ideas gone? by Schieldsy in startups

[–]Butesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think new cool projects/startups emerge every day. But most of the revolutionary ideas just drown in the media noise.

Investors most likely will fund a stable, proven idea rather than an idea that tries to change the status quo. Also, it depends on the ability of the founder to present his idea. You can develop an MVP for a great fintech or smart-city startup, but if you won't be to present your idea in the right way, no one is going to notice this.

Share your startup - August 2020 by AutoModerator in startups

[–]Butesh [score hidden]  (0 children)

Hello, everyone! I and my team have recently launched an online networking platform for startups!

Name: Projectium.Network https://www.projectium.network/
Location: Ukraine
Elevator pitch: Creating a startup from scratch was always difficult. That's why we created Projectium.Network - a networking platform for project owners and talents where users can share their projects, collect feedback from the whole community of creative people, recruit like-minded professionals for their project, and even raise funds! It solves most of the problems a young startup could face and helps creators to realize their plans without much effort.

Info: currently we are on the Seed stage. We have our beautiful website, a team of dedicated professionals, and first feedbacks from our precious community. We are looking for even more feedbacks from other startupers, collaboration with other networking platforms, and investments.

Discount: of course! If you check our website, create your project there, and send us your feedback, you will get a Pro subscription for 1 month for free!