mpcovcd
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On the flip side, I buy side projects. I have been buying for 10+ years, have a significant budget and can provide references from users here on HN.
If you want to sell your project without wasting time, I can give you a ballpark offer just based on last 3 mo traffic/revenue. Email in profile.
Posted by
mpcovcd on Thursday November 30, 2017 @08:23AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Anyone have experience with this? Had a user say the site has not been available frequently recently. Its a static site, and I have uptime monitors setup that have never been triggered. Additionally, it seems most of these reports come from foreign countries (this report being specific to Germany).
Casio still makes the "casio classic" which is exactly what you're thinking about and is still a pretty popular watch.
I buy side projects (no mobile apps) -- if you have traffic / revenue, drop me a line with the URL and some high level stats.
It's interesting to see a lot of recent innovations from Amazon are going back to brick and mortar (Whole Foods, Amazon Go, Amazon Bookstore, etc).
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Interesting. Does anyone know how this compares to the legal cases around startups that would scrape Craigslist public data?
None of those are marketed as a VPN or data security apps.
I don't think that's a reasonable comparison. Alexa data is public, most of it can be accessed for free, and the rest at a reasonable price. Doubleclick is an advertising platform, it doesn't give insight into competitors metrics unless those competitors choose to share that information.
Shoot me an email.. It's in my profile.
Would have been better to have some sort of basic template here... URL / short description / traffic / revenue.
There are two investment strategies when looking at a potential purchase either (1) buy and hold or (2) buy and flip. The value of a small project stems from its upside potential. At a high level it's important to consider the niche, growth potential (is there room to improve the website, position in market, etc), buyers personal experience, and quite importantly the current and historical traffic and revenue.
It's important to note there are rarely any websites where anyone can "buy it, let it go, it never needs anything, and you make more and more money, hoping one of these will really take off." I can't tell you the number of times a developer thinks this is true for their side project, overvalues it, and comes back a few years down the road telling me they are looking to sell but now with traffic and revenue 10x lower than what it used to be.
Forgot to mention email is in profile -- mpcovcd % gmail ^ com
I buy side projects -- if you have traffic / revenue, drop me a line with the URL and some high level stats and lets talk.
Wow, this is pretty amazing. The overall structure of the project, and the fact that part of it is funded through donations is striking. The coverage of the project is from what I can tell a very large area
http://www.ptawug.co.za/content_list_5
Posted by
mpcovcd on Thursday January 13, 2011 @11:07AM
from the davar.net dept.