sweatC

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From layoff to $15k/mo agency and $9k/mo M&A marketplace(indiehackers.com)
2 points by sweatC 1y ago|0 comments
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by sweatC 1y ago
4 years ago I noticed that many founders who built some cool projects tried to sell it on twitter or shut down the app. I figured out that some tweets got popular and decided to build a site where those founders can find a new owner for the
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Show HN: I made a site where you can sell your techie side projects(microns.io)
1 points by sweatC 1y ago|1 comments
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by sweatC 3y ago
Hey, Hacker News folks! I'm Ilya, a founder from Ukraine. I started a micro-startup acquisition marketplace called Microns in 2021. In two years, I grew the project to 6,000 newsletter subscribers, $40k revenue, and $180k GMV (sold sta
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by sweatC 4y ago
Great site!
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by sweatC 4y ago
Awesome list!
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Questions you should ask before buying a project(microns.io)
1 points by sweatC 4y ago|0 comments
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Discover newly launched micro-startups(microstartups.co)
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A collection of inspiring micro-startup ideas(microstartups.co)
8 points by sweatC 4y ago|3 comments
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by sweatC 4y ago
One more focused on micro-SaaS: https://www.microns.io
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by sweatC 4y ago
Do you know about Microns?( https://microns.io )
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by sweatC 4y ago
Hey Chris, please don't kill the project. Instead, give it a chance to live by selling to another founder willing to take on SSLPing. I'd be happy to help you find this person through my site called Microns( https://www.
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by sweatC 4y ago
Thank you so much
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by sweatC 4y ago
Sometimes people just don't have enough marketing skills or don't want to promote products but they might have a great potential to make a revenue. In this case, you're right, focus on profit is a great to have to attract buy
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by sweatC 4y ago
$10,000
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by sweatC 4y ago
To do what?
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by sweatC 4y ago
It's a tricky question. One man's trash is another man's treasure. The concept of relative value is especially acute in this market. Person A may be willing to pay $1,000 for a project, while Company B may be willing to pay $
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by sweatC 4y ago
Thank you so much :)
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by sweatC 4y ago
Honestly, with no specific reason. It just looks good :)
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by sweatC 4y ago
After interviewing all founders who sold the project, I always asked one question. "What was the actual selling price?" And 100% of founders replied the same number as it was in the asking price.
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by sweatC 4y ago
Exactly. The most significant differentiation is that most of the tech projects run worldwide. The founder might not have a permanent place like other small traditional businesses. You could be a nomad with a desktop and Wi-Fi in Bali and t
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by sweatC 4y ago
What is micro-startup - Solo or < 5 people team - Bootstrapped - Niche target market - Focus on profit and sustainability
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by sweatC 4y ago
Hahaha. You're good. Let's see, maybe someday :)
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Show HN: I made a site that lets you discover micro-startups for sale(microns.io)
50 points by sweatC 4y ago|24 comments
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by sweatC 4y ago
Use Grammarly instead of asking to do the job for you.
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by sweatC 4y ago
What's the price?
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by sweatC 4y ago
Tell us about your experience with meetings you had.
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by sweatC 4y ago
Hahaha. Maybe one day it happens.
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by sweatC 4y ago
Good website. But I would rather split startup digest and pitch decks into separate domains. It will make those projects better focused.