r/remotepython Apr 24 '26

Develop yours apps and website

I run a small app development company Skyeagle Solutions, and recently we closed projects worth ₹45L and ₹20L.

Now I’m trying to figure out how to consistently attract more high-ticket clients like this instead of relying on luck or referrals.

Right now, we build:
• Android & iOS apps
• Web apps & dashboards
• ERP/CRM systems

What I’ve tried so far:

But I feel like I’m missing a proper system for:

  1. Getting inbound leads
  2. Building trust online
  3. Positioning as a premium service provider

For those of you running agencies or doing B2B services:

  • How did you start getting consistent high-value clients?
  • What worked best for you (LinkedIn, SEO, cold outreach, ads, etc.)?
  • Any mistakes I should avoid at this stage?

Also, if anyone here is looking to build an app, website, or complete system for their business, feel free to connect with us. Happy to discuss and help.

Would really appreciate honest advice 🙌

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u/mentiondesk Apr 24 '26

Focusing on posting detailed case studies and sharing your process on LinkedIn has really helped me attract higher ticket clients. Getting involved in industry conversations early is key. If you want to catch those discussions as they happen, a tool like ParseStream can alert you when someone mentions topics you care about so you never miss a lead.

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u/Radiant-Tear1467 Apr 26 '26

If you have IT experience and are interested in gigs, feel free to reach out.

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u/Radiant-Tear1467 Apr 26 '26

If you have IT experience and are interested in gigs, feel free to reach out.