VC money has saturated B2C industries to make it almost impossible to compete with them as an indie maker
B2B problems to solve are much more broad, have more profitable niches because companies spend money much easier than individuals
B2B problems to solve are much more broad, have more profitable niches because companies spend money much easier than individuals
https://twitter.com/yongfook/status/1451449921173786624
I'm not saying it's impossible at all but if your goal is to make money so you can quit your job and go indie, you want to increase the odds and not make it harder for yourself.
You can make B2C later once B2B money comes in and you can live off it.
You can make B2C later once B2B money comes in and you can live off it.
I know this seems counter to what I do: Nomad List is B2C. But with Nomad List I do the jobs of an entire startup team of developers, a designer, a marketer, an exec etc. If that'd be charged by market rates it'd be loss making at $450k/y which it makes now
Nomad List's VC funded competitors were teams of 10-30 people. To give a market equivalent example.
And I love working on Nomad List. B2C is more fun as a passion although more painful as a business.
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