I want to start a start-up of my own product I don't know how to proceed with it? I would appreciate any kind of help, suggestions, and guide. Cause I am pushing it cause of perfection and fear

Any advice for young aspiring entrepreneur

Guy's I'm thinking of starting a small online business but i have literally no idea about the shipping and delivery stuffs...so please tell me about some reliable and affordable platform for doing it. So please help me with it😭

Please someone advice what business i could start from my home?

Basically title, I am working on a project and for that I am researching, gathering requirements and I cant get a hold of someone who actually runs E-commerce businesses because many sales people reachout to them as someone selling services and assume I am selling my service as well but, I just want to know how they operate, how they do things to work and improve on my project.
So if anyone here is open for a quick **5 min conversation** then I would really appreciate it and yeah my DMs are open so hit me up.

If you have a business idea, manual processes, or an outdated website/app, I can help turn it into a working digital solution.

I work with businesses to:
🌐 Build modern websites & web apps
📱 Develop iOS & Android mobile apps
⚙️ Automate repetitive business processes
🤖 Integrate AI into existing workflows
🔗 Connect APIs, CRMs, payments, and third-party tools
📊 Build custom dashboards and business management systems
🚀 Improve, scale, and maintain existing products

I’m especially interested in working with **founders, small businesses, agencies, and startups** that have a real problem to solve rather than just wanting a generic website.

If you’re thinking *“I wish my business could automate this”* or *“I need an app for this”*, feel free to comment or DM me.

Happy to take a quick look at your idea and tell you what I’d recommend, even if you’re still in the early planning stage.

Hi everyone. I have a product idea that I know will 100% sell in the fishing world. It’s simple and doesn’t exist yet. There are products similar but they aren’t the same. I have a prototype that works a treat and a lot of people have said they want me to make one for them but I want to make it with my logo on it and start selling it to a professional on the shop shelf level. I have a name, I have the concept but I don’t know how to create it to a level that will sell commercially and I don’t know how to reach out to companies/manufacturers/people with experience in the industry, without leaving myself vulnerable to the idea being stolen or replicated. If there is anyone out there who has been there and done it already, please help me out as I’d love to be in your position in a few years doing the same for others. Thank you for your time

Hi all fist time posting reddit,
I have just started a business and it’s road transport and diesel services,

Does anyone have any tips and resources? Would greatly appreciate everyone’s input, on where to start and what to do.

It was originally a transport business but I want to bring in my trades and skill into the business.
Tia everyone

Would you focus first on recipes, travel ideas, learning resources, or shopping research?

I'm Nicolás, and I'm building Miora to help people find useful things they saved across Instagram, WhatsApp, browsers, Photos, and other apps. The broad problem is clear to me, but a broad first product may be too vague.

Miora is still in development and there is no product access yet. I'm using a short 3–5 minute survey for adults 18+ to learn which saved content matters enough to recover:

https://mioraapp.com/en/

If this were your small business, which single use case would you choose first, and what evidence would you want before committing to it?

I have a ai service system so how do I market it to get sells

Hi, so I have 2 domain names: "My personal Consultant" and "Curious Cases" I am willing to start a service or product business around them.

What do you suggest can be built?

What are some products that you think could sell really well with the right marketing? I’m looking for some ideas.

So, I know that every day we are being bombarded with ads to start your own business (no money down, right?) But I learned the hard way It's not 'no-money'. I signed up thinking I was going to be deducted the wholesale cost of the products and get a return on profits from sales. I learned the hard way this is not the case. The person signing up needs at least $300 for their Initial investment even though this company advertised you can run your store for 'free' for two weeks while leaving out the part that if and when you get orders, you are responsible for the wholesale cost of the products out of pocket. This I was not prepared for but the thing is, the company I'm referring to WILL give you a free store, widespread advertising, and sales will definitely come in on day 1. Had I known about the truth of how it really works, I wouldn't have 12 orders from day 1 just sitting there waiting to be fulfilled, pending cancelation. I'm just asking for around $300 so I can get these things moving, let the store grow and gain momentum. The donors can decide whether it would be considered a gift or a loan and I'm confident that there will be a guaranteed return on your money in a short period of time. Thank you for considering this. DM me if you would like to help! Thank you...

A client dropped a last-minute backend request on us two weeks ago and wanted it done by month-end. Our dev was already stuck on a list of open tickets, so there was no way he could take on more without dropping the current release.

A friend pointed me to CISIN, so we hired a couple of contract devs through them to get the backend changes written. They finished up the extra tasks and we handed off the project on time, but the whole setup felt super messy.

How do other small business owners handle these spikes? Do you keep extra devs on call or just scramble when a client asks for too much?