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July 10, 2026
I am building projects and website apps but I stuck in the Marketing phase and here it started.
As early builders we don't have enough Money to push our products forward so I thought that instead of paying money for marketers or skilled people they can see my project and send offers for cooperation and in case of success Revenues can be shared.
Marketers with Share in the projects will be more serious to push it harder as he/she is considered to be one of the owners. In this case we made Win Win situation as the good ideas didn't die and both cooperators won together.
Also weskills is a platform to find teams or individuals who have the skills you are searching for your startup team.
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Interesting idea. A lot of early builders struggle with the transition from building to distribution, and finding people who genuinely care about the outcome is definitely a challenge. I like the revenue-sharing approach because it aligns incentives better than a simple freelance relationship. Curious how you plan to handle trust and expectations between founders and marketers, especially around ownership, contribution, and measuring success.
Why does this comment look very much like an AI that wrote it ?
I think the interesting question isn't whether marketers should get equity or revenue share.
It's how both sides know they're creating value. A marketer won't stay motivated just because they own a percentage, and a founder won't stay confident if growth can't be attributed. The stronger the feedback loop between effort and measurable outcomes, the stronger this model becomes.
Yea but the good idea should get fast feedback and the bad ones will be killed faster than wasting time on them. With no Marketing at all good and bad ideas can't be differentiated. The main idea is to test it fast as possible and if it fails so both of them find another one.
I agree that speed matters.
The part I'd keep watching is whether a fast result tells you the idea failed, or whether it only tells you the current founder–marketer partnership failed to create enough evidence.
Those can look identical early on, but they lead to very different decisions.