Considering productizing your services? Me too. Here's what I've found (how-to and tips from fellow indie hackers).
Many of us do some freelancing to keep the lights on — it's a good way to support your projects and unburden them from monetary stressors. But exchangin...
A primer on productized services - Indie Hackers 42 Likes 24 Bookmarks 32 Comments Many of us do some freelancing to keep the lights on. It's a good way to support your projects and unburden them from monetary stressors. But exchanging hours for dollars is tough and doesn't scale easily. My wife and I have been running an agency-of-two for a while now and we're considering expanding it. As a result, I've been looking into productized services. I've spent much of my career either working for or owning agencies (and I've also frequently been a client), but I haven't messed with productized servi
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