Looking for spanish mates in BHW

[New Beast]

Hey everyone!


I’m an eCommerce entrepreneur from Spain. Right now, my online stores generate around €100K/month, and I’m looking to connect with other people in Spain who are also building or running eCommerce businesses.


I’d love to exchange ideas, strategies, and experiences about what’s working, what’s changing, and how to keep scaling in this space.

 

[New Beast]

Nice to meet you, I'm new, I don't have the DMs yet, I'll write to you in English because I know that according to the bhw rules you have to write only in English, what niche were you selling in and what is the problem that stopped you?

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

Nice to meet you, I'm new, I don't have the DMs yet, I'll write to you in English because I know that according to the bhw rules you have to write only in English, what niche were you selling in and what is the problem that stopped you?

Why DM, though?

If you share on the forum, many will benefit.

 

[New Beast]

Also here, no problem

 

[pium]

Nice to meet you, I'm new, I don't have the DMs yet, I'll write to you in English because I know that according to the bhw rules you have to write only in English, what niche were you selling in and what is the problem that stopped you?

I started out working with the “Kit Digital”, a government grant program in Spain that offered around €6,000 per company to help small businesses digitalize their operations. Since it was completely free for them, everyone wanted to apply, so I ended up building websites and managing some of their social media, although the quality wasn’t always the best given the high demand.





At that time, I was working for a small telecommunications company, and I proposed the business model to my boss — we decided to launch it together to take advantage of the opportunity. To be eligible, the company needed to bill over €100,000 per year, so partnering up made it possible for me to enter the program and start implementing projects.





Getting clients was easy thanks to the popularity of the program, but keeping them loyal was much more challenging. Eventually, when the grant period ended, we began transitioning into a marketing agency, focusing on the clients who stayed with us.





Meanwhile, I’ve been building my own online community, with an Instagram account of over 10,000 followers and a Telegram group with around 700 active members. My next goal is to find the right way to monetize that audience and turn it into something more structured and sustainable.

 

[sanchohere]

I am proficient in AI, so I will be happy to meet for a coffee in Valencia and talk about how AI can help your eComm

 

[Cheerful Agency]

Good numbers. Finding solid connections here often takes time. Many who are doing well prefer to stay under the radar. Be active, contribute to discussions, and use the forum's private message system. People will reach out if they see you're legitimate and adding value.