I would say try to find a community where you're fitting in with your product, maybe also the market for your product, engage with the community.

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Hello, everyone.

My guest today is Dominic Summer.

He recently founded a company together with his friend Anki, where they're building

their own products to help other companies with their profound

web development experience the company's called serious code.io dominic you ready to take us to the top

sure so what is serious code are you guys like a web agency a dev shop building tools for other

SaaS companies or do you have your own SaaS tool and So we actually founded our company two months ago.

And our long-term goal is to have our own products where we can, yeah, live financially

from them.

But until we can reach this goal, we are also like acting like some sort of a web agency

where we help other companies building their

software or web applications.

So what are companies paying you on average to build their MVP?

They actually only have one project at the moment.

It's the first project.

Sadly, I can tell too much. We plan in the future

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