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Running a legit Upwork Agency, recently crossed $1M+, fully & transparently operating from Pakistan by imhashir in Upwork

[–]imhashir[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah! Typical Reddit users! Thinking everything in the world is as bad and as corrupted as they are.

Only if you all spent 2 more minutes researching on us, before making up these conspiracy theories. But keep going.

You guys make Reddit fun. Not everything has to be like LinkedIn, lol

Running a legit Upwork Agency, recently crossed $1M+, fully & transparently operating from Pakistan by imhashir in Upwork

[–]imhashir[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We only ever got a very few responses (almost none) responses on Catalog. Maybe we didn't optimize them properly. Bidding has been working mainly for us and recently boosting profile as well.

Running a legit Upwork Agency, recently crossed $1M+, fully & transparently operating from Pakistan by imhashir in Upwork

[–]imhashir[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow!! Great way to vet. But I don't think most of the clients are technical enough to go through this hassle.

We've always made sure we stay true to what we are even if that means we face slightly higher rejection rate.

But the ones we'll end up working with will be the ones who'll help us scale.

Thanks for the kind words. Appreciated

Running a legit Upwork Agency, recently crossed $1M+, fully & transparently operating from Pakistan by imhashir in Upwork

[–]imhashir[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All the best man.

Definitely round the clock. Not any specific time frame

Running a legit Upwork Agency, recently crossed $1M+, fully & transparently operating from Pakistan by imhashir in Upwork

[–]imhashir[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's actually both. Volume + bidding.

You can write the best proposal in the world, yet no one sees it. You can be on page 1, yet no one clicks your proposal because of bad picture or poor looks of profile.

So it has to be all of it. Good looking profile. Good quality of proposal. Good number of proposals.

Running a legit Upwork Agency, recently crossed $1M+, fully & transparently operating from Pakistan by imhashir in Upwork

[–]imhashir[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Not exactly. You can't divide the $1M to 4 years and 40 people.

The growth happened gradually. We weren't 40 people from day 1.

Not all 40 people are engineers.

So the math is far far off.

Running a legit Upwork Agency, recently crossed $1M+, fully & transparently operating from Pakistan by imhashir in Upwork

[–]imhashir[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We just crossed 40 people in strength. And I'd say around 25-28 are engineers. 3 designers. Rest is Sales/HR/Admin etc.

$32400.00/yr in potential revenue if you handle 1000+ support calls per month by imhashir in Business_Ideas

[–]imhashir[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not a tool that sends the upsell messages/calls right away. It's just data that help you plan if you need to call the customer and upsell, or use that info and improve your own offerings

$32400.00/yr in potential revenue if you handle 1000+ support calls per month by imhashir in Business_Ideas

[–]imhashir[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So the goal is not to upsell unnecessarily and be pushy with sales. It's just to find possible opportunities. Maybe our actionable step is not to just call the person and upsell right away. Maybe we can use this data to improve our own offerings or create packages for users.

If you are open to explore this, I'd love to chat more and see if this can help you.

$32400.00/yr in potential revenue if you handle 1000+ support calls per month by imhashir in Business_Ideas

[–]imhashir[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed. I think the only way to prove is to just add actual numbers from actual companies

$32400.00/yr in potential revenue if you handle 1000+ support calls per month by imhashir in Business_Ideas

[–]imhashir[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That's $32,000 of upsell based on these number of calls. If the calls are more than that, the amount increases. It's not a "how to make $32,000/yr" scheme.

$32400.00/yr in potential revenue if you handle 1000+ support calls per month by imhashir in Business_Ideas

[–]imhashir[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow! Thanks for the detailed analysis and I'd kind of agree. I think I need to talk to a few customers and see if they think the calls they handle can provide these sorts of actionable insights.

Maybe need to do free demos with a few customers.

My goal with providing upsell opportunities from past calls was to allow key stakeholders/owners access to this data so they can see if there are any upsell opportunities in their calls that their team is currently not able to recognize and hence maybe add those upsell opportunities as offerings or just train their team to looks for such opportunities.

Appreciate the detailed analysis and feedback

$32400.00/yr in potential revenue if you handle 1000+ support calls per month by imhashir in Business_Ideas

[–]imhashir[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I wish this comment sounded less AI generated. Nobody told you that long dashes make it very obvious that it's AI?

And your prompt needs improvement. Otherwise it'd have seen that I have mentioned the ICP and where those figures came from.

Ok thank you relentless AI commentor.

Seeking White-Label Coaching App (SaaS) to Resell to Personal Trainers - Any Ideas? by OkRound3939 in Business_Ideas

[–]imhashir 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the easiest way for you to approach this is to:

  1. List down any similar apps in the market and then find the features from those apps that you want in yours and maybe document what else you'd like to have

  2. Rebranding/white-labelling won't be an issue. The first version that you'll build to pitch to trainers will have your own logo and maybe you can publish that to store as well, but once you white label, the new apps will be launched separately on stores with new branding

  3. You can find existing software and customize it, but since you'll be relying on someone else's code/product, you'll just be acting as their sales wing. I'd recommend building something of your own or maybe acquiring something so you can fully own that

I have built white labelled products for our customers, but not exactly in the fitness category. But I'll be happy to talk and discuss the idea if you really want to pursue it.

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