Original Reddit post

I’ve been using Claude Code to build websites for clients and the build side is honestly a dream. I can ship a clean site way faster than before. Stuff that used to take me a week is done in a day or two, and the quality is actually better than what I was shipping on my own. The problem is the other half of the job: finding clients. I’m spending more time prospecting and doing outreach than I am actually coding. It’s wasting too much time. Honestly the way of doing this stuff has completely changed for me. I started this thinking I’d be a developer sit down, build cool things, ship them. Instead I’m basically a salesperson who codes on the side. Most of my week is digging through Maps and directories, checking if businesses have a decent site, finding the right contact, writing outreach, following up, getting ghosted, repeat. The actual building is the small reward at the end of all that grind, and it’s the part I’m good at and actually enjoy. Does anybody know any way to find these clients easily? And if yes, what’s the best way to actually reach out to them? And what is your opinion on all of this? submitted by /u/RipGeneral3953

Originally posted by u/RipGeneral3953 on r/ClaudeCode