andygor
During the accelerator journey, I met thousands of startups and hundreds of investors from many countries. Some of them were looking to work with accelerators. From my experience, 50% of startups who apply to an accelerator actually need a program. Another part is strong enough, has a great team and just want to setup meetings with seed investors on a demo day. Why spend 3-6 months to do that?
I set down for a month and made a solid research on markets I know. I collect a lot of data, structured it, analyzed and decided to launch the first product as a database of angel investors from around the world.
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I sold site with indie books and used the money to launch a startup
It's a story how I made a site with 100 indie books, sold it and used the money to launch a service that transforms data from spreadsheets into standalone sites / micro-servicesA couple of months ago I launched https://groundera.com — a site that aggregates indie books by entrepreneurs. It got a lot of traction from Reddit, Product Hunt and social networks. A week ago i sold Groundera. Right...
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Hey. I'm looking to chat with a founder of http://www.teamreporterapp.com.A couple of months ago he shut down the project. I was a customer and really liked the solution. As i know his name is Luke Davis. There is a twitter account he owns @lukedvs.I tried to send emails to two addresses, tried to chat through Twitter, but nothing.Does anyone know how to find him? Thanks.
Like it. Let me share my story.
Six months ago i read articles how Buffer, Drip and ConvertKit started and got an inspiration to do a SaaS project.
I love reading and trying to hack the process using different tools and projects. Some of them worked, some not, but no one gave me back.
The question was: to make a reading habit? And i found an answer: bite-sized reading — 5-10 minutes a day.
Next steps:
— i bought a domain (https://bookcelerator.com/summary) for $12;
— hire a freelancer to craft summaries of books a want to read ($35/summary, $70 total): «Zero to one» and «Hooked»;
— created accounts on Mailchimp and Paddle (payment provider);
— and launched an automation.
It took me 10 days to read summaries by myself, broken down into 5-minute daily emails. Then i realized i really like the process and it helps me with my reading habit. I posted a link and my story to Facebook and Twitter and got first 4 clients from my network. Now Bookcelerator is $200 MRR in two months, has 5 summaries to read (i will post 3 more on every weekend).
The problem is i don't know how to grow to $1k to quit my job and make it the full-time project.