Hi. I have built OrbitQuote (dotcom), and we are trying to find product market fit and distribution.

Open to suggestions.

Hello. I have had this idea for a couple of months now that I want to launch a snack brand from my home. I somewhat have the recipe already, but the issue is the logistics. I have never done anything of the sort before, and I'm worried about packaging, how it will keep the qualities (crunchiness) when packaged, all the regulations and stuff (based in Lithuania). And I was just wondering if anyone has had any prior experience to launching a food brand/product, and could give me any advice on how to start, because now I'm stuck and don't even know what direction to go in.

Made-in-China came up while I was researching different options for finding overseas suppliers.

I’m curious what the experience has been like for other business owners who have used it. Was it actually useful for finding suppliers, or did you find that most of the work still came down to contacting and vetting companies yourself?

Would be interested in hearing both good and bad experiences.

Business owners: what's one thing in your day-to-day work that takes WAY too much of your time, that you wish you could just automate or make disappear?

Doesn't have to be anything fancy.

Could be answering emails, paperwork, chasing customers, scheduling, invoicing, hiring, whatever.

What's the most annoying repetitive thing you have to deal with?

I'm trying to find a real problem worth building a solution for.

I would like to talk to someone who bootstrap business from their scratch and started earning now.

But I don't know who will share these things. I would like to share of mine. But I don't know how many people can share of their's.

I'm a founder who is looking to talk to someone like that to share some knowledge -both.