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I bought a site last summer that sells YouTube intro videos for $5/$10 a pop: http://introcave.com http://introcave.com I made about $13k off it, which sounds
by SimianLogic2 8y ago
I bought a site last summer that sells YouTube intro videos for $5/$10 a pop: http://introcave.com http://introcave.com
I made about $13k off it, which sounds good but was really only about $20/hour.
Hoping to grow it quite a bit this year and then start offloading tasks. I don’t know if I can ever get it truly passive, but that’s the dream.
- JCharante 8y agoI love how easy it is the see and hear previews of the intros (just hover over them)!
- kivind 8y agoWhere did you find the site to buy it?
- SimianLogic2 8y agoThere are brokers. I used FEInternational.
- wingerlang 8y agoflippa.com is a pretty 'known' place to buy and sell stuff like this.
- _31 8y agoI'm not a YouTube creator so not the target market, but this is something I could see myself using if I did create videos. Seems to add good value for the cost, although I don't know what the competition/landscape is like.
- SimianLogic2 8y agoI did animation in college before switching to programming in grad school, so once I get everything running smoothly I plan to make new templates for fun. Most of the competitors are SAAS and geared at agencies. I’m basically the low end of the market, but YouTubers just starting out don’t need multiple videos for $30/month.